

A football management game for people who love football but don't want to spend hours on every detail. Choose from 5,909 clubs, build your team, play in leagues and cups, and get insights from your assistant Rob. Includes 2 difficulty modes, local multiplayer and a customizable database.
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A football management game for people who love football but don't want to spend hours on every detail. Choose from 5,909 clubs, build your team, play in leagues and cups, and get insights from your assistant Rob. Includes 2 difficulty modes, local multiplayer and a customizable database.
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A football management game for people who love football but don't want to spend hours managing every detail.
Build your team, make the decisions that matter and enjoy the excitement of season after season.
Simple Football League Manager is inspired by classic football management games and focuses on getting you quickly from one meaningful decision to the next.
No endless spreadsheets, no hundreds of player attributes and no need to spend hours preparing for a single match. Choose your club, manage your squad, set your formation and strategy, develop your players, enter the transfer market and keep your career moving.
Along the way, your assistant Rob helps you understand what is happening around your club, from upcoming opponents and recent performances to important developments throughout your career.
Choose from 218 countries, 411 leagues and 5,909 clubs.
Build a career that can continue season after season through promotions, relegations, play-offs and cup runs.
Choose between Simple and Cozy difficulty.
Play matches in Fast Mode when you want quick results or Full Mode when you want to follow the action minute by minute.
Manage formations, strategy, player fitness, injuries, suspensions, transfers, training and club finances.
Get pre-match insights, post-match observations and career commentary from your assistant Rob.
Watch the football world change as players develop, age, retire and are replaced by new generations.
Play Local Multiplayer with up to 4 managers in the same world on one device.
Customize fictional club, player and competition names using the game's Excel-based Database tools.
Play with mouse and keyboard or controller on Windows, macOS, Linux or Steam Deck.
Take charge of an established top-flight club or begin deep in the lower leagues and attempt a long journey to the top.
Promotion, relegation and play-offs continuously reshape the football pyramid, while clubs controlled by the game develop their squads, transfer players, compete for trophies and move between divisions.
As the seasons pass, players develop, age and retire. New generations emerge, clubs rise and fall, and the football world around your career keeps changing.
Every player uses a compact set of attributes designed to keep squad decisions quick and understandable.
Choose your active players and reserves, assign players to their best positions, select a formation and adjust your tactical approach. Fitness, age, injuries, suspensions and player development can all influence the choices you make throughout the season.
Train players between matches, rotate your squad and decide when your strongest team needs to be on the pitch.

Rob helps you understand what is happening around your career.
Before matches, he can highlight patterns in the opposition and players worth watching. After matches, he reflects on what actually happened on the pitch, including where attacks developed, which players were most involved and how the match changed over time.
He also follows the wider story of your career, reacting to form, transfers, injuries, milestones and other important moments with his own observations and occasional sense of humour.

Search the transfer market, make offers and sell players from your squad.
Your club operates within a financial system covering transfer fees, salaries, maintenance and income from league performance, cups, sponsorships, television rights and other sources.
Strong financial management gives you more freedom to improve your team, while poor decisions can restrict what you are able to do.
Choose how closely you want to follow each match.
Fast Mode gives you the important information and result quickly while still leaving room for managerial decisions.
Full Mode lets you follow each half minute by minute through text-based match commentary, including goals, chances, midfield battles, cards, injuries and other key moments.
At half-time you can react to the match, adjust your approach, make substitutions and manage player stamina as the game develops.

Choose between two difficulty levels.
Simple includes the complete stamina, injury, suspension and financial systems and represents the intended challenge.
Cozy offers a more relaxed football management experience with fewer pressures and more room to simply enjoy building your team and progressing through your career.
The default database uses fictional club and player identities, but the built-in Database tools let you customize names and shape the football world the way you want.
Simply export the database to an .xlsx file, edit it on your computer and import it back into the game.
Build your career alongside friends in the same football world.
Local Multiplayer supports up to 4 managers on one device, with each player taking control of their own club within the same chosen league.
Simple Football League Manager is built around the long-term story of your club.
Fight for promotion, survive relegation battles, chase trophies, rebuild aging squads, develop new players and see how your decisions shape the club across season after season.
Ready to build your club? Wishlist Simple Football League Manager on Steam.
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