Alongside personal profiles, every club has its own public page. It is where another manager looks before offering you a player, accepting a friendly, or deciding whether you are worth following.
The six tabs
What a visitor can browse
- OverviewOptionalClub identity, top players, trophy cabinet, competitions and latest news in one view.
- SquadOptionalThe club's players, publicly visible.
- CompetitionsOptionalWhich leagues, cups and tournaments the club is in.
- FriendliesOptionalThe club's friendly activity.
- GiftsOptionalGifts the club has received.
- NewsOptionalStories generated from the club's transfers, bids, loans and friendlies.
The trophy cabinet
Trophies are shown split into gold, silver and bronze. It is the quickest read of how a club has actually performed, as distinct from how much it has spent.
Why it matters commercially
Your club page is the thing another manager checks before agreeing to a deal. A club with a proper badge, real colours, a filled-in motto and a visible competition history reads as somebody who will honour an agreement. A blank one does not.
Three things that make the biggest difference
Set your club colours, upload or generate a badge and banner, and write a motto. All three live on the Club Overview tab, take minutes, and are the entire first impression of your club.
Location is permanent
Your club's city and country appear here, and they can only be set once — and must match the country on your own profile. Get your profile country right before you set your club location.