Whether you played the FIFA 19 Closed Beta or read reaction threads about it, the following isn't exactly breaking news: Career Mode and Pro Clubs are mostly iterative updates in this fall's new title and not dramatic sea changes.In an interview between GameSpot and a FIFA producer and a later second correspondence between one of their writers and an EA representative, it was confirmed that most of the tuning in the respective modes was of the under the hood nature (e.g. aspects like gameplay, less new modes, functionalities, or features.)The few tweaks to Career Mode mentioned by a PR person in their follow up include new cut-scenes (which weren't rumored to be in the beta), the integration of Ultimate difficult (previously only in FUT), and minor visual touches like your club badge dynamically updating in-game on your uniform after you win the Champions League. Social media speculation had previously mentioned changing league badges if you start a Career Mode from a lower league and win promotion.
No changes to Pro Clubs were discussed between the publication and either EA party. The Champions League visual package's inclusion is a welcome touch surely in Career Mode, but the lack of depth of new features will likely leave many hardcores wanting more. And Pro Clubs' continued lack of iteration continues to feel like a missed opportunity, particularly with the laundry list of wants from the community already out there.While our collective hopes and dreams will largely have to wait for now it would seem, a source did tell Futhead that Career Mode and Pro Clubs would likely be on the agenda "for FIFA 20" and that much of the feedback coming to light right now in those spheres are helping to shape some of those areas of prioritization. It's expected development for next year's game will start in the coming months.