How to create an EA FC 26 Clubs team sheet
A team sheet should communicate the lineup in seconds on the screen where players are most likely to open it.
Step 1
Prioritise player information
A viewer should identify the club, formation and starting eleven in three seconds. Gamertags and positions must remain stronger than the stadium background or branding.
Use one player-card language. Do not stack a circular avatar over a shirt illustration or a second portrait.
Keep visible space between attack, midfield, defence and goalkeeper in every output ratio.
Step 2
Use recognisable names
Prefer the gamertags teammates recognise and use consistent casing. Truncate only the least distinctive end of a long name.
Use one position vocabulary across the lineup and do not invent left/right variants where the formation uses a standard CM, CB or striker slot.
Check avatar fallbacks and numbers so a missing remote image never becomes a broken card.
Step 3
Test the mobile view
Use 1080×1080 PNG or WEBP for most chat and feed posts, Story for vertical publishing, landscape for wide screens and UHD for a large source file.
Open the downloaded file on a phone rather than trusting the editor preview alone.
Free movement belongs to the working board. The exported poster should return to canonical formation coordinates so an accidental drag cannot break the team sheet.