It's that time of year, a new Football Manager is coming and you have no idea what laptop to buy but you certainly know you need to upgrade. Well, never fear - we've got you covered.
Let's begin with the budget range (£400-£600):
Laptops in this range will run the game comfortably, but you might not be able to run quite as many nations as you'd like.
| Name | Price | Link |
| Dell Inspiron 15 | £386.79 | Buy from Amazon |
| Dell Latitude E7470 | £529.99 | Buy from Amazon |
Let's move to the mid-range (£600-£800):
Laptops in this range will run the game easily and you'll be able to enjoy almost as many nations as you want. To top it off, you'll also be able to play any other game you fancy comfortably.
| Name | Price | Link |
| HP 255 G7 | £637.87 | Buy from Amazon |
| Acer Nitro 5 AN515-44 | £767.56 | Buy from Amazon |
Time for the big boys (£800+):
Laptops in this range will keep you going for the next 5 years if you keep them in a good shape.
| Name | Price | Link |
| ASUS TUF FA506IU | £898.00 | Buy from Amazon |
| Dell G5 15 5000 | £937.19 | Buy from Amazon |
| ASUS TUF FX505DV | £1,099.99 | Buy from Amazon |
I hope this recommended list is helpful for you and you finally find the laptop that will take your Football Manager experience to the next level.
