Facilities

Training Grounds

A higher level increases the speed of player training progress.

Youth Center

Determines how many youths your club can have per level. This number acts as both your maximum youth squad size and the maximum number of youths you can sign per season:

Your Youth Center level also limits the potential of prospects you can sign: you can only sign a youth whose potential (in stars) is less than or equal to your Youth Center level. For example, a Level 3 Youth Center cannot sign 4- or 5-star prospects.

Medical Center

Improves your club’s ability to handle injuries.

• Each level reduces injury recovery time by 2%.
• Each level also adds a physiotherapist, who helps your players recover daily.

Dressing Room

Determines your maximum squad size.

Stadium

Your stadium is used for home matches, generating ticket revenue based on attendance.

• Stadiums can reach Level 16.
• Each level adds 5,000 seats.
• Each upgrade takes 3 days to complete.
• Attendance depends on team popularity (home and away) and ticket prices.

Ticket Prices

• The base ticket price is 0.003 (local currency).
• You can increase prices from 0% up to 100% using the slider on the stadium page.
• Raising prices means more revenue per fan, but fewer fans attend.

What Affects Attendance

Two main factors determine match attendance:

1. Team Popularity – Both teams matter, but the home team’s popularity weighs more.
   Popular teams attract larger crowds.
2. Ticket Prices – Higher prices reduce attendance.
   Small increases have small effects; large increases can significantly reduce turnout.

💡 If your stadium reaches full capacity, no extra fans can attend — additional demand is lost.

Popularity & Reputation

• Raising ticket prices above the base slightly reduces your club’s popularity before the match.
• The higher the price, the larger the drop.
• These changes are recorded in your popularity history.

Revenue Distribution

Match Revenue = Paying Fans × Ticket Price

• Home matches: Your club keeps most of the revenue; the federation takes a small cut.
• Neutral matches: Ticket income is split evenly between both teams and uses the base price.

Increasing prices can boost revenue even with fewer fans — depending on your stadium’s occupancy.

Practical Tips

• If your stadium is often full or nearly full, try raising ticket prices to boost profits.
• If your stadium is half-empty, raising prices may reduce total income.
• Small price tweaks help you find the sweet spot without hurting popularity too much.
• Neutral-ground matches always use the base ticket price — your custom prices don’t apply.