Formation, tactics, instructions and substitutions: everything that shapes how your team behaves on the pitch.
The Squad section allows you to manage all members of your team. You can add new players, modify existing information, and track individual performances.
Use this section to optimize your team composition and maximize on-field performance. You can also manage player contracts and training.
Detailed statistics allow you to track each player's progress and identify areas for improvement.
The Formation section allows you to manage player and staff qualifications and training. You can organize training sessions, track certifications obtained, and plan future training.
Continuous training is essential to maintain a high level of skill and performance. Use tracking tools to evaluate player progress and identify areas for improvement.
You can also create personalized development programs for each player based on their specific needs.
The Tactics section allows you to plan and manage your team's game strategies. You can define formations, match plans, and specific instructions for each player.
Use this section to prepare your matches and adapt your tactics based on opponents. You can also analyze tactics used by other teams to improve your own strategy.
Simulation tools allow you to test different tactics and see their potential impact on the match.
A successful club has a vision. Set your objectives: survive in the top flight? Chase the title? Build through the academy? Buy ready-made stars? Every strategy carries its own consequences.
Your strategy shapes your decisions. A developing club invests in its academy and trusts its youngsters; an ambitious club spends on transfers and wages. Whichever you pick, stay consistent with it.
This is the moment of truth. Place your eleven starters on the pitch according to the formation you have chosen, making sure each position is filled by a player suited to it.
Check every player's form before naming him. A tired or out-of-sorts player will underperform. Sometimes a substitute in good form is worth more than an exhausted first-choice starter.
Matches are won from the bench too. Plan your changes in advance: at which minute? Depending on the score? When a player tires? And who comes on first?
A well-judged substitution can turn a match: fresh legs against a tiring defence, a striker when you are behind, a defender to protect a lead. Anticipate every scenario before kick-off.
Organise your squad into groups: the first team (your regular starters), the reserves (quality back-up) and the youngsters (the prospects you want to develop).
This structure helps you manage rotation, see who needs minutes and who could go out on loan. A first-team player who never plays soon becomes unhappy.
Beyond the formation, give your side precise instructions: tempo (slow to keep the ball, quick to counter), pressing intensity, the width of your block and how high the defensive line sits.
These settings directly shape how your players behave during the match. Adapt them to each opponent: against a fast side, sitting deep can be what saves you.