Football Manager 27 players can now track historical standings across major European leagues using a new community modification released via SORT IT OUT SI.
The modification introduces an all-time table dropdown under the stages and overall menu for every supported competition. Base data incorporates real historical standings up to and including the 2025/26 season.
Data sources for the historical baselines include Transfermarkt, RSSSF, Wikipedia, weltfussball, the German Football Association (DFB), and eigenrankings. Point deductions are factored directly into the historical tables.
Every active season in a user’s save is tracked automatically without requiring file exports. Current season standings update live, displaying participating clubs in gold with specific season played and point columns, while the user’s club appears in a red row.
Base data covers 18 distinct national league structures across Europe. Supported competitions span the German Bundesliga, 2. Bundesliga, and 3. Liga, alongside the English Premier League, Spanish LaLiga, Italian Serie A, and French Ligue 1.
Additional coverage includes the Dutch Eredivisie, Danish Superliga, Scottish Premiership, Greek Super League 1, Belgian Jupiler Pro League, Austrian Bundesliga, Swiss Super League, Turkish Süper Lig, Czech Chance Liga, Liga Portugal, Polish Ekstraklasa, Swedish Allsvenskan, and Norwegian Eliteserien.
Users can toggle between complete views, save-only records, or real-only standings following the 2025/26 baseline. Clicking any column header sorts the data, while a dedicated plus-minus column tracks places gained or lost relative to the pre-save standings.
The tool operates via a BepInEx 6 IL2CPP plugin, tested on version 6.0.0-be.755. The software reads data directly from the running game process without modifying core game files or save data.
Installation instructions are detailed in the accompanying text files provided in both German and English within the download package. Bug reports and technical feedback are handled via Twitter by @OBMgamer.