Football Manager 27 Mobile

Languages SEGA named

Quick answer

SEGA names 15 languages. A Netflix line says English plus 15 more.

SEGA printed a language list. Netflix printed a count. They do not match. This note writes both, in that order, and it does not invent the name that would make the counts agree. The getting-started page says this year's version of Football Manager 27 Mobile will be available in the following languages, then it lists fifteen. The Netflix listing this site read says English plus 15 more, and it does not name them. Fifteen named languages is one count. English plus 15 more is another. If English sits outside those 15, the listing line is sixteen. If English is also inside the 15, the listing line is a different shape than the sentence they wrote. The listing does not say which.

Accessibility settings, official SEGA screenshot

The accessibility settings screen. Official screenshot, SEGA feature blog.

Fifteen names, in SEGA's order

The order below is the order on the getting-started page, read on 11 November 2026. It is not an alphabet this site imposed. It is not a ranking. Position 1 is not "more supported" than position 15. The page does not say that. It says the game will be available in these languages. English is first. It is also the only language the Netflix line names outright. German is second. Spanish is third. Turkish is fourth. Dutch is fifth. French is sixth. Italian is seventh. Indonesian is eighth. Korean is ninth. Portuguese is tenth. Polish is eleventh. Latin American Spanish is twelfth. Traditional Chinese is thirteenth. Japanese is fourteenth. Thai is fifteenth. That is the list. Count it. Fifteen lines. Spanish and Latin American Spanish are both on the list. They are two names, not one name written twice by accident that this site will merge. The page listed both.

The listing count, left as a count

The listing sentence this site recorded is English plus 15 more, without names. Write that as a count, not as a list. Do not expand it by copying SEGA's fifteen and then guessing one extra. Do not shrink SEGA's fifteen to force a match. Do not decide the extra name is a regional variant you have seen in another season. Another season is not this page. The getting-started page says "this year's version" and then gives the fifteen. That is the named set for the support article. A later open of the unlocalized games URL with the same listing id did not return the same heading or the same language line. That fetch came back headed as the previous mobile game, with a shorter "plus more" count, and the regional URLs did not return a page. This note does not mix that fetch into the fifteen names.

What the list does not say

The getting-started page does not say these are interface languages only, or commentary languages, or both. It says available in. This note uses that verb and stops. It does not describe a settings path for switching language, because the install tabs do not include one. Search still uses the English name they published: Football Manager 27 Mobile. The iOS tab and the Android tab both tell you to type that string. They do not tell you to search a translated title. If a store on your phone shows a translated title, that is the store's behaviour, not a step SEGA wrote. The button path is still Netflix, then the icon, then Get game or Install. Install. Language does not change the device floor. iOS 17 or Android 10, 2GB, and a Netflix membership are the SEGA requirements, in every language on the list.

How to use the fifteen without over-reading them

If you are about to install, the practical check is small. Your phone language may already be one of the fifteen names. The support article says the game will be available in that set. It does not say the store button changes. It does not say a missing translation blocks Get game or Install. It does not say a beta OS is fine if the language matches. Beta systems are unsupported as a stability promise, in the same getting-started article, with no language caveat. Roll back before a ticket. That sentence is on first session with the rest of the install string. If you are carrying a save, language is not part of the Load Game promise. The tech FAQ names Football Manager 24 Mobile saves and Football Manager 26 Mobile saves.

The table is the list, not a quality chart

#Name on the getting-started pageNamed on the Netflix listing line?
1EnglishYes, the one name the listing states
2GermanNot individually; inside an unnamed "15 more" or not, the listing does not say
3SpanishNot individually
4TurkishNot individually
5DutchNot individually
6FrenchNot individually
7ItalianNot individually
8IndonesianNot individually
9KoreanNot individually
10PortugueseNot individually
11PolishNot individually
12Latin American SpanishNot individually
13Traditional ChineseNot individually
14JapaneseNot individually
15ThaiNot individually

The listing column is dull on purpose. Fourteen rows say the same thing because the listing gave one count and no names. Repeating "not individually" is the honest cell. A cleverer cell would be a guess. SEGA's sentence is availability for this year's version. It is not a promise about voice, font size, or a complete translation of every news item. The accessibility menu is a separate addition, named in Out Now and in the blog, and the posts do not tie it to this language list. Haptics and access is where that menu is described, from the sentences that exist. Do not assume a language on this table means a dedicated access toggle. Nobody wrote that link. If the getting-started page adds or removes a name later, this table is wrong until it is edited. The check is the article itself, not a memory of a fifteen. SEGA getting started. The listing line this site recorded is discussed against the other listing fields on Netflix listing. Corrections go to contact, with the page URL and the official sentence, not with a preferred language you wish were on the list.