What is Brisbane Roar's overall rating in FC 26 Career Mode?
Brisbane Roar have an overall rating of 63 in FC 26 Career Mode.


View Brisbane Roar's FC 26 Career Mode ratings, squad, formation, stadium, kits, honours, budget and key information.
FC 26 Career Mode data · Updated 7th July 2026

19,677 Capacity
Brisbane Roar play their FC 26 Career Mode home matches at Court Lane, which has a capacity of 19,677.
Brisbane Roar are a rebuild project in Career Mode with an overall rating of 63. Their squad has an attack rating of 62, midfield rating of 64 and defence rating of 63, with their strongest area currently being midfield.
Brisbane Roar are best suited to a long-term road-to-glory save. They play at Court Lane with a capacity of 19,677. Their strong prestige and financial profile make them a good option for players who want a save with transfer flexibility and high expectations.
Brisbane Roar line up in a 4-4-2 formation, giving managers a starting tactical shape built around midfield. This formation can be used as a base for the squad planner and adjusted depending on transfers, youth development and player growth.
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Brisbane Roar have an overall rating of 63 in FC 26 Career Mode.
Brisbane Roar play at Court Lane, which has a capacity of 19,677.
Brisbane Roar use a 4-4-2 formation in FC 26 Career Mode.
Brisbane Roar's estimated FC 26 Career Mode transfer budget is €2.2m.
Brisbane Roar's highest rated player is Nick D'Agostino, rated 69.
Quinn MacNicol has the highest potential at Brisbane Roar, with 77 potential.
Brisbane Roar play in Australia A-League (1) in FC 26 Career Mode.
Brisbane Roar's strongest area is midfield, with an midfield rating of 64.
Brisbane Roar's rival team in FC 26 Career Mode is Sydney FC.