The player card
What the player page shows — skill, talent, condition, attributes, traits — and what you can do from it.
The player card answers three questions: how strong he is, whether he is ready to play right now and how much further he can grow. Tap a player's name anywhere in the game to open it.
The header
- Face, name and details: country, position, age, personality, stronger foot and squad number.
- Statuses, if any: injury (with a return date), suspension (how many matches are left), "Planning to retire", "Listed" for transfer with the price.
- Talent — 1 to 9 stars: the ceiling a player can develop to. More in "Age and potential".
- Skill on the right — one number for the player's strength, the sum of his eight main attributes. The colour of the header frame shows the player's level.
Player condition
Under the header there are four values: fitness, morale, form and mood. A normal value is shown in a neutral colour; yellow and red mean something is off. What each one means and how to influence it is in "Fitness, morale and form".
Tabs
Statistics
All of a player's statistics live on one tab. The switch at the top picks the period: the current season or the whole career.
- Summary: matches and minutes, goals, assists, average rating, cards; clean sheets for keepers and defenders, and for everyone else how often he was his team's best player.
- Form: rating bars for the latest matches, oldest to newest. A bar's colour is the rating level, the team's result sits under it.
- Recent matches with the score, rating and the player's contribution.
- Career: the seasons and clubs he has played for, and the transfer history.
Below comes the analysis: the deeper the breakdown, the higher the analyst tier it needs. A locked block shows what it will open and whom to hire — but not the numbers themselves.
A match that is still being broadcast joins the statistics once the broadcast is over.
Your player and someone else's
- Your player: the header has "To transfer" (or "Unlist from transfer") and "Release" — see "Selling and releasing players". Releasing asks for confirmation and explains what happens next.
- Another club's player: "Watch" adds him to your watchlist, "Propose transfer" opens the market with this player.
- Scouting fog. Exact attributes and talent of another club's player are only visible with a strong scout. Without one the card shows a "from–to" range, and talent only roughly.
"Coach's attention"
This block on the "Info" tab warns about things worth planning for:
- low stamina — such a player fades noticeably in the second half of a match, so keep a substitute ready;
- age — the player's value will drop every season, and the block tells you how much he can fetch now.
If there is nothing to warn about, the block says so.