EA FC 27 Pro Clubs API endpoints

Unofficial reference for the EA FC Pro Clubs API on proclubs.ea.com: every endpoint, its query parameters, platform values, and the SDK method that calls it.

EA does not document the Pro Clubs API. These are the public JSON endpoints that the EA Clubs website reads, and the ones proclubs-sdk calls.

Every endpoint below returned HTTP 200 with FC 27 data on 2026-11-04. EA can change them without notice; the FC 27 guide lists what changed at the last yearly switchover.

Base URL

https://proclubs.ea.com/api/fc/

All endpoints are GET requests with a query string. They need no API key, EA account, or cookie.

Endpoints

Endpoint	Query parameters	Response	SDK method
allTimeLeaderboard/search	platform, clubName	Array of matching clubs	clubs.search, rankings.searchAllTime
clubs/info	platform, clubIds	Object keyed by club ID	clubs.get
clubs/overallStats	platform, clubIds	Array with one record per club	clubs.overallStats
club/playoffAchievements	platform, clubId	Array; empty without playoff history	clubs.playoffAchievements
members/stats	platform, clubId	{ members, positionCount }	members.stats
members/career/stats	platform, clubId	{ members, positionCount }	members.careerStats
clubs/matches	platform, clubIds, matchType, maxResultCount	Array of matches	matches.list
allTimeLeaderboard	platform	Array of the top 100 clubs	rankings.allTime
currentSeasonLeaderboard	platform	Array of the top 100 clubs this season	rankings.currentSeason
currentSeasonLeaderboard/search	platform, clubName	Array of matching clubs	rankings.searchCurrentSeason

Two naming traps catch most hand-written clients:

• The playoff endpoint is club/playoffAchievements, singular, while the others start with clubs/.
• clubs/info, clubs/overallStats, and clubs/matches take clubIds. The playoff and member endpoints take clubId. Despite the plural, clubIds accepts one ID: two IDs separated by a comma return Invalid query parameter: clubIds.

Example

This request returns the five most recent league matches of HEMLE FC:

https://proclubs.ea.com/api/fc/clubs/matches?platform=common-gen5&clubIds=152750&matchType=leagueMatch&maxResultCount=5

The same call with the SDK:

import { ProClubsClient } from 'proclubs-sdk'

const proclubs = new ProClubsClient()
const matches = await proclubs.matches.list({
  clubId: 152750,
  type: 'leagueMatch',
  limit: 5,
})

Club IDs change at each yearly release, so search the club by name before you store its ID.

Parameter values

Parameter	Values
platform	common-gen5 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC; nx for the Nintendo Switch family. common-gen4 returns HTTP 400 since FC 27.
matchType	leagueMatch, playoffMatch, or friendlyMatch
maxResultCount	EA returns at most 10 matches per type, even when you ask for more. The SDK accepts 1 through 10.
clubName	The club name as players see it. The SDK trims it and accepts 1 to 32 characters.

The SDK exports these values as PLATFORMS, DEPRECATED_PLATFORMS, and MATCH_TYPES; see constants.

Calling the endpoints without the SDK

EA’s edge is picky about the HTTP client. On 2026-09-30, from a home connection, a browser and Node.js fetch received the JSON, while curl got an HTTP/2 stream reset. From servers, developers report intermittent 403 responses and timeouts.

The responses are raw too: nationalities, regions, and player platforms arrive as numeric codes, and fields change between yearly releases. The SDK adds:

• a Chrome network profile for requests, or your own transport;
• Zod validation and drift detection on every response;
• typed errors and bounded retries;
• readable nationalities, regions, and platform labels next to the raw codes.

These endpoints belong to Electronic Arts and are not a supported public API. Keep request volumes low and read the support limits.