1. Define the player
The current public interface describes a setup step for identity, nationality and position. Treat those choices as the starting context for the run, not as a promise of a particular result.
2. Choose a beginning
The game presents an opening club context before the season simulation. Read the available options and choose the story you want to follow. We do not publish a “guaranteed best” selection because the underlying formula is not independently verified.
3. Follow the timeline
As seasons advance, pay attention to the fields the interface exposes—such as appearances, goals, assists, rating and trophies. Position matters when interpreting them: a defender and a striker should not be judged by one identical output measure.
4. Make the interruptions count
Transfer and career decisions are the moments where you shape the run. Compare opportunity, continuity and the story you are building instead of chasing one headline number.
5. Save the ending
When a career finishes, use the final result as a record of that particular run. Our tracker lets you store the visible totals and your own notes locally.