Football Agent

Football Agent combines football with management elements, allowing players to step into the role of a football manager and oversee every aspect of a club and its players. You will need to manage club finances and negotiate with sponsors to secure the funding required for development—such as building new training facilities—while also scouting and signing talented players in the transfer market to strengthen your squad and achieve better results in the league. As your reputation grows, you will have the opportunity to sign with more prestigious clubs, eventually rising to the position of football association president. Every choice you make will shape the future of your club and its players. The game also features regular leagues, tournaments, and limited-time challenges, offering additional rewards to help accelerate your progress.

Gameplay of Football Agent:

The game offers a variety of international contexts to portray the feeling of a global business. In this game you can compete in various football landscapes. These include major leagues like England, Spain and Germany, as well as others like Turkey and the Czech Republic. Each landscape presents a different environment for the agent to cultivate and improve their business acumen. Each environment has its unique challenges and hurdles that require different approaches. Missions in the game are largely idle. This means that you can leave the game running and progress your business while working the lower levels and establishing your agency. The various ongoing mission offer plenty of opportunity for the agent to test their business savvy and provide a new mission to manage. Because this game has a strong international focus, this makes it the ideal game for any aspiring tycoon.

The management of players is a core element of the experience in the game. In this simulation, you are not scoring goals; you are ensuring that the players who do are rewarded, appreciated, and happy. The game consists of building a team of players with the skills and experience necessary to fulfill the game requirements. Other than their professional skills, you have to take interest in their psychological wellbeing and other personal issues that might affect their morale at work. The game requires you to take care of all the issues affecting your players’ morale to keep them satisfied and maintain a happy mood. If you build a close relationship with your players, it can positively influence the outcome of a business (in this case, the game) in the long run.

Build your business from the ground up in a challenging environment to start. Initially signing contracts with clubs who have no established reputation. This tests your skills as a businessman and requires you to build your reputation and agency. With each contract you sign and successfully complete, you earn money and experience, and expand your operation. This allows you to eventually negotiate contracts with more well known, larger clubs, and move away from the smaller, less attractive contracts.

Features of Football Agent:

Discover wonderkids: scout and sign future superstars before anyone else.

Negotiate transfers: broker blockbuster deals and maximize your commission.

Build your agency: hire staff, grow your reputation, expand worldwide.

Own clubs: invest your fortune and buy into football clubs.

Work the network: manage relationships with clubs, players and rival agents.

Build a dynasty: pass the agency to the next generation and leave a legacy.

10 languages, fictional players & clubs, endless replayability.

Changelog:

Your agent is no longer just a balance sheet—they now have a face, unique traits, skills that grow through experience, and a limit on their workload capacity. Japanese and Korean have also been added to the list of supported languages.

Agent Cards and Portraits

Customize your agent’s appearance—including skin tone, hair color, graying, hairstyle, facial hair, jawline, eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth, eyewear, and forehead lines—when starting a new career or via the "My Career" section. A "Randomize" option is also available to generate a face for you.

The Agent Card serves as a comprehensive overview of your career, featuring your portrait, agency name and logo, traits, three core skills (along with their sources), unlocked "moves," current fatigue level, a forecast for the upcoming week, and career statistics.

On the Steam version, you can use the "Save as Image" feature to export your card as a 1200×630 image.

Agent Traits: One per Category

There are ten traits spread across five categories: Tone, Commitment, Media, Negotiation, and Spending. You may select at most one trait per category, for a maximum of five traits in total.

Each trait carries both a benefit and a drawback; a small label indicates where these effects apply.

Leaving a category blank is considered "neutral," with no associated benefits or drawbacks. If you proceed with any categories left empty, the game will prompt you to confirm your selection.

You may change your traits once per off-season for a fee equal to the cost of an agent license. For careers carried over from previous versions, the initial selection of traits is free of charge.

Skills That Grow with Experience

Your Negotiation, Scouting, and Connections skills gain experience through your daily work—such as closing deals at the negotiating table, signing sponsorship agreements, scouting and signing players in new countries, having your club recommendations accepted, completing your first deal with a specific club, building new contacts while traveling, and mastering various "moves."

Experience allows your skills to exceed the levels that can be purchased directly: Negotiation and Scouting can be boosted by up to +2, while Connections can be boosted by up to +12. The "Upgrades" screen now features a "Skills" section, which displays all the components of each skill. The upgrade button also shows the specific improvements you will gain.

Unlocking New Moves via Mastery

In addition to providing passive bonuses, the six mastery nodes now unlock new moves. If a move cannot be used, the reason will be explained; if it can be used, the associated cost will be displayed before you confirm.

Renegotiate Promises: Postpone a promise—at the risk of it falling through—to a future season; the cost is a reduction in the player's trust in you.

Reveal Competing Offers: Show the buying party an offer from another club. A credible offer can help bridge a gap, but if it’s perceived as a bluff, your time at the negotiating table will be cut short.

Request In-depth Report: Gain insight into a player’s true potential, presented as a range. The higher your scouting skill, the narrower this range will be.

Host a Showcase Day: Discover previously unknown players under the age of 23 from your home country and add them to your scouting list.

Initiate a Bidding War: Invite other clubs to submit their own bids (available up to twice per season). The current buying party will not be pleased by this.

Club Visits: Visit 1–3 clubs within the same week; these visits do not count toward your monthly limit for club negotiations.

Burnout

Fatigue is now categorized into four states: Fresh, Tired, Exhausted, and Burned Out. Workload causes fatigue to accumulate weekly—with an even higher rate of accumulation during transfer windows—though your team and assistant agents can help shoulder some of this burden.

Being "Exhausted" or "Burned Out" negatively impacts your ability to make recommendations to clubs, conduct agent discussions, and negotiate deals. Reaching the "Burned Out" state forces a mandatory two-week break.

You can choose to take a one- or two-week vacation via the "My Career" section. The game provides clear indicators throughout—the top bar, the fatigue panel, your weekly summary, and any action that carries a "fatigue cost" will all show you how your current state is trending. Your Own Logo

When creating a career or within the "Upgrades" screen, click "Edit Logo" to upload your own (in PNG, JPG, WebP, SVG, or GIF format, up to 12 MB). You can also simply drag and drop the file into the window, then adjust its position and crop it as needed. You can switch back to your custom-designed logo at any time.

UI Customization

Go to Settings > UI to adjust the accent color (Gold, Champagne, or Ice Blue), background tone (Night Court, Slate Gray, or Navy), and enable high-contrast mode. You can also set the menu width (Narrow, Standard, or Wide) and use collapsible menu groups. Use "Reset Appearance" to restore the default settings.

Japanese and Korean Language Support

The entire game now supports Japanese and Korean, including the user interface, notifications, events, and match commentary. If your Steam language is set to Japanese or Korean—and you haven't previously selected a different language within the game—the game will launch in that language.

Fixes

Previously, a head coach who had been fired could immediately apply for—and be rehired into—the very same position at the club that had just let them go. This is no longer possible; the club that fired you will no longer rehire you for the same role. Thanks to everyone who provided feedback on the forums!

Skill proficiencies and facility bonuses were previously ignored in nine areas—including sponsorship negotiations, head coach discussions, poaching attempts, and travel intel. These areas now correctly account for the actual values of your skills.

The upgrade card text previously claimed that higher scout levels made it easier to discover players; this was incorrect, and the text has been updated.

A bug that caused fatigue recovery to be skipped during the final week of the month has been fixed. The fatigue labels in the "Travel" screen now accurately reflect the actual in-game effects.

After successfully blocking a poaching attempt, the results screen now correctly displays the actual outcome of the response you chose.

Corrected the terminology for fatigue states in Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and Arabic, and translated a remaining English term found within a Russian-language brand event.

Thank you to everyone who shared feedback on our forums and Discord—many of the changes in this update originated from your input. If you encounter any issues, please let us know, and be sure to include the game version number shown in the menu.

Player Comments of Football Agent:

This is 10/10. I like how the game works. Also the stats tracking is great. However, I'd like if the music can be activated or deactivated. Also, have you considered a manager career game with this exact system, but with more in-depth stats. I'd really love to play it. I respect what you have here, and as a greedy human, I wish for more. Perfect! Edit: I just realized I can turn the sound off. Great.

I think this game is already great, but I would like to offer a small suggestion. If possible, please add a feature to set a price range when buying players in club management, specifically when the auto mode is turned on, so that the players purchased fit the budget our squad actually needs.

Brilliant game and I've already spent quite a lot of time with it. It seems to get frequently updated which is brilliant. I'd love some more "endgame" features like more things to do with a club you own or more things to upgrade as the game becomes quite easy after a while and I absolutely love playing the same game for hundreds of in-game years and seeing all the records being broken.

I love this game and the fact that it keeps updating with new realistic features makes it even more enjoyable. I made an observation recently. I'm the president of the Sweden football federation and I used my hard earn money to upgrade the league to some standards but I generate zero revenue from it. I don't gain anything financially from being the president. Here is what I think-maybe getting a fixed allowance every season will do the magic.

Summary:

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