Club and national development values are no longer completely static.
A club that performs above its preseason expectations can gradually increase its Sponsor Power. Clubs that repeatedly underperform may see it decline. A country’s performance in continental club competitions also influences the overall commercial environment of its clubs.
Youth Power and Development Power now respond to a club’s financial efficiency. Clubs that develop players successfully and generate transfer income can gradually improve their development environment.
A nation’s Player Min and Player Max values also evolve according to its FIFA ranking, national-team strength and continental club performance. Over decades or centuries, this allows new talent-producing nations and stronger domestic leagues to emerge naturally.
Update Overview
- Club Sponsor Power now changes based on seasonal performance.
- Youth Power and Development Power now evolve based on club finances and domestic standing.
- Each nation’s player generation range (Player Min / Max) now changes based on national-team results and FIFA ranking.
- Club Profiles now display Youth, Development and Sponsor Power using five-star ratings.
- Club Profile information has been reorganized into a single row.
- Added a split-season format where second-stage groups are determined by first-stage standings.
- Updated the Belgian league format within the limits of the Data Editor.
- Super cups can now be created in the Data Editor.
- Super cups support two or four clubs, configurable qualification rules and multiple match formats.
- Fixed different domestic cups producing identical draws.
- Added configurable starting weeks and intervals for domestic cups.
- Added a “single-match final only” option for domestic cups.