Before you start

It is a free football career simulator that runs in your browser. You pick one fictional eight-year-old and take them through youth football, a first contract, professional seasons and retirement.

Yes, completely. There is no download, no account, no subscription, no advertising and no energy meter asking you to come back later.

Roughly ten to fifteen minutes from an eight-year-old prospect to retirement. That is deliberately short, so a different kind of player is immediately tempting when a run ends.

Neither. You play one player's career. You choose training, deals, routines and the decisive moments in each spotlight match; you are not moving eleven players around a pitch.

Every career collects permanent traits that change how matches resolve. You draft them at career milestones, win them from Ladder Bosses and elite opponents, and matching two trait tags unlocks a synergy. Injuries can leave a permanent scar trait, so failure reshapes the player instead of ending the run, and each season draws one of three routes.

It is a scout's estimate, not a guarantee. On the scouting cards the gold bar is ability now and the grey is the room they might have left — no numbers, because a precise rating for an eight-year-old would be false confidence. A rare breakthrough can raise the ceiling, and a quiet year can leave it untouched.

Because an eight-year-old does not need a transfer market. From eight to fifteen you decide where football happens — the cage, school, a community club or an academy — and let the player grow into a position.

It is the season's biggest match, generated from the live league table: the club one rung above you, second place if you are defending first, or a relegation rival if you are in the bottom two. It adds a third decisive moment at 90+2', writes real points into the table, and a win drafts a permanent relic.

Some are. Some are deliberately not. You will usually get a useful hint, but not a complete answer key — otherwise every event becomes a shopping list of green arrows.

Yes. A good season can bring competing offers. You can accept a step up, stay and fight for your starting place, or take a loan to play every week. When a contract expires you choose what kind of deal to sign next.

Yes. It is a browser game with a responsive layout, so it works on phones, tablets and desktop with nothing to install.

In this browser's local storage on your own device. Nothing is uploaded. Clearing site data, using private browsing or switching browsers makes it disappear — including the Legacy archive, which lives in the same storage.

No. There is no sign-in, no account and no email field anywhere in the game. The privacy notice spells out exactly what is and is not stored.

Yes. Open View legacy, download a save backup, then restore that file on the other browser or device. The file includes your active career, Legacy archive and career challenges. Keep it private: it contains your complete local game state.

No. Every club, player, manager, league and cup is fictional, and the crests are generated from club names. The football situations are familiar, but the story belongs to the player you drafted.

Both — same game, same career. The interface uses football, the word most of the sport uses worldwide. If you searched for a soccer career simulator, you are in the right place.