A new GoalCrest update gives every player a dedicated profile page and introduces a living Sponsorship Agency with time-limited offers, negotiations, and rival deals.
Dedicated Player Profiles
Every player name on the Team page and Transfer Market is now tappable, opening a complete player profile.
The new page puts all the important information about a player in one place.
Player Condition
Current fitness is displayed prominently and colour-coded to make tired players easy to spot.
You can also check:
Fitness
Morale
Sharpness
Form
Chemistry
Injury status
Attributes & Potential
Every attribute displays its current rating and potential ceiling with a progress bar.
This makes it easier to see how developed a player already is and how much room they still have to improve.
The profile also includes season statistics such as:
Goals and assists
Matches played
Average rating
Clean sheets
Talent
Yellow and red cards
Training & Transfer History
Player profiles now keep a detailed record of their development.
The Training History shows every recorded improvement, including the attribute trained, intensity, season, and week.
You'll also see the player's latest training intensity and preferred training focus.
The Transfer History tracks previous clubs, moves, dates, and transfer fees where applicable.
Contract & Player Information
Each profile also includes the player's:
Face avatar and shirt number
Position and age
Nationality
Preferred foot
Market value
Weekly wage
Contract length
Asking price for transfer targets
Players are also identified as members of your squad, transfer targets, or academy prospects.
The Sponsorship Agency
The Sponsors page now includes a new Sponsorship Agency that regularly sends offers directly to your club.
New proposals can arrive every 3–6 weeks and remain available for a limited time.
Each proposal can include:
Sponsor category
Weekly payment
Sign-on bonus
Contract length
Optional objective
Objective cash bonus
All rewards scale with your current division, while some sponsors require a minimum club reputation.
Accept, Counter or Decline
You have three ways to respond to each proposal.
Accept the original deal and add the sponsor to an available sponsorship slot.
Counter once to request a larger sign-on bonus in exchange for a lower weekly payment.
Decline the offer and allow the sponsor to move elsewhere.
Countering is limited to one attempt per proposal, so you'll need to decide whether immediate cash or stronger long-term income is more important.
Offers Can Go to Rivals
Sponsorship proposals don't wait forever.
Each offer has a countdown of roughly two weeks. Ignore or decline it and the sponsor can sign with a rival club instead.
New careers begin with an opening proposal, while existing careers automatically join the new system as the calendar progresses.
More Information, More Decisions
Player profiles make it easier to follow individual careers and development, while the Sponsorship Agency creates new financial decisions throughout every season.
Scout your players, follow their progress, negotiate with sponsors, and choose the deals that can help take your club to the next level.