Manager profile
Your identity as a manager — who you are and what you are building.
The reputation you carry from club to club.
What you'll see
- ▸Manager identity, nationality and preferred formation
- ▸Career record across every club you have managed
- ▸Reputation scored on four axes — development, negotiation, results and public standing
- ▸Public standing feeds the club too: at 80 it opens one sponsor tier higher, at 100 two
- ▸Season-by-season history of every club, with the honours column filled in as you go
Inbox
Every message the game world sends you lands here — nowhere else.
One calm inbox instead of fifty nagging popups.
What you'll see
- ▸Messages grouped by category with priority flags
- ▸URGENT items capped at three a day and pinned — never a wall of red
- ▸Action links that jump you straight to the relevant page
- ▸Filters for unread messages and for each category, and one click to mark everything as read
- ▸Past the daily ceiling, new alerts downgrade to important instead of stacking red
Press conferences
Answer the questions the media actually asks.
Every answer moves dressing-room morale and club reputation.
What you'll see
- ▸Three or four questions drawn from your form, your position and the loudest story in the save
- ▸Three tones per question — optimistic, diplomatic or realistic
- ▸Optimistic lifts the room, realistic builds reputation, diplomatic holds the line
- ▸Totals land when you submit: up to ±9 squad morale and ±5 club reputation
- ▸Roughly weekly — the next conference opens seven days after the last
- ▸Results summary delivered to the inbox, with every conference kept in the archive
Team dynamics
The dressing room as an ecosystem — leaders, groups, moods.
A happy room plays above itself; a broken one folds.
What you'll see
- ▸Dressing-room chemistry map, from leaders to the youngest players
- ▸Personality traits behind the room: leadership, professionalism, ambition, loyalty and sportsmanship
- ▸Dressing-room hierarchy
- ▸Active conflicts and active mentoring