FM26 Mourinho Fenerbahçe 2024-25 (Patreon)
Videos
-
FM26 Mourinho Fenerbahçe 2024-25.mp4 -
FM26 Mourinho Fenerbahçe 2024-25.mp4
Downloads
Some files exceed the archive size limit and weren't saved: 1 file. Please note these limits are in place to keep this site running long term, without costing a fortune. You can favorite the creator though, certain milestones increase the limit.
Content
Updated the right file, you can find on attachments
A Mourinho-inspired Fenerbahçe recreation built around a back three, aggressive wing-backs, two hard-working central midfielders, one creator behind the strikers and a front two that can both score and combine.
Season Results
🏆 Super League champions🏆 Turkish Cup winners🏆 UEFA Europa League winners🥈 Turkish Super Cup runners-up❌ Knocked out in the UEFA Champions League third qualifying round
League record
34 games played28 wins4 draws2 losses99 goals scored21 goals conceded+78 goal difference88 points
Overall Manager Stats
57 games played45 wins8 draws4 losses153 goals scored40 goals conceded+113 goal difference78% win rate
Important Data Correction
One important point here:
This was not a 63% possession team.
From the league team stats screen, Fenerbahçe averaged 49% possession, which makes far more sense for this kind of Mourinho-style setup.
So the strength of the tactic was not territorial domination through possession.
The strength was efficiency.
Data Profile
Fenerbahçe finished 1st in the league and also 1st in the expected table from the screenshots.
Expected data
xG: 79.68
xGA: 21.05
xPTS: 77.75
Data Hub numbers
Average possession: 49%
Pass completion: 88.3%
Shots per game: 18.6
Goals per game: 2.9
Non-penalty xG per 90: 2.2
Goals conceded per game: 0.6
xGA per game: 0.6
Clean sheets: 18
That gives a very clear picture.
This was not a passive side, but it was also not a pure control-possession system.
It was a direct, efficient, well-structured team that created a lot, finished well and stayed extremely solid defensively.
Europa League Final
The biggest result of the run was the Europa League final win:
Aston Villa 0-1 Fenerbahçe
From the final report:
Possession: 39%
Shots: 12
Shots on target: 6
xG: 1.44
Clear-cut chances: 1
Corners: 9
That match is a perfect summary of the whole save.
Fenerbahçe did not need to dominate the ball to control the game.They were simply more efficient and better organised in the key moments.
Tactical Identity
The structure is built around:
a back three for defensive stability
wing-backs providing width and output
two central midfielders giving work rate and balance
one advanced creator behind the strikers
a two-man forward line with strong finishing and link play
In practice, this meant:
solid defensive coverage
dangerous crossing and wide support
strong second-line production
consistent attacking numbers without becoming reckless
Key Player Output
The player numbers are one of the strongest parts of this save.
Main attacking output
Kerem Aktürkoğlu: 32 goals, 18 assists
Marco Asensio: 28 goals, 22 assists
Talisca: 21 goals, 10 assists
Wing-back output
Nélson Semedo: 11 goals, 18 assists
Archie Brown: 12 goals, 20 assists
Midfield support
Mattéo Guendouzi: 6 goals, 10 assists
N’Golo Kanté: 5 goals, 8 assists
That balance matters.
This was not just one striker carrying the system.
The front line produced heavily, but the wing-backs were also a huge part of the tactic’s attacking threat.
Why this recreation worked
What stands out most is the balance between output and control.
Fenerbahçe scored 99 league goals and conceded only 21.
That is elite on both sides of the ball.
The tactic gave:
strong defensive protection
very good attacking volume
real wing-back influence
low concession rate
a clear Mourinho-style counter-attacking identity
Inside the Patreon post you will find
the FM26 tactic file
the screenshots from the run
the recap PDF/data breakdown
the console rebuild/video material so console players can recreate it manually
This is a very strong Mourinho-style recreation if you want a tactic that is compact, efficient and still capable of producing big attacking numbers.