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How squad building, finances, sponsorship and infrastructure fit into one long-term club management experience.
Why academy development should create homegrown stories that matter to the first team and the history of your club.
Legacy Eleven is designed so seasons, records, trophies and achievements remain part of the club you build.
The principle is simple: spending money outside the simulation should never buy sporting success.
Legacy Eleven is designed around more than selecting a team on matchday. Squad building, finances, sponsorship, facilities and infrastructure all contribute to the long-term direction of your club.
Read development update →Homegrown players should become part of your club’s story. The academy is being built as a genuine long-term pathway rather than a list of randomly generated prospects.
Read development update →Seasons, trophies, records and achievements are intended to remain part of the club you build, giving long saves a history that belongs to you.
Read development update →Competitive progress is being designed around management and decision-making rather than buying sporting advantage.
Read development update →Early screens from the game as its club-management experience takes shape. Interface, visuals and data may change before release.
Kit designDevelopment screenshot
3D match viewDevelopment screenshot
First-team squadDevelopment screenshotA high-level view of the areas currently shaping Legacy Eleven. Statuses describe development stage, not completion percentages.
A broad view of the development journey. This is intentionally not a dated release schedule: priorities can move as systems are built and tested.
Core club management, competitions, transfers, finances, sponsorship, youth development, infrastructure and the wider football world.
Bring systems together, strengthen the management loop and continue turning individual features into one coherent football world.
Continue developing the match experience alongside the systems that feed into it, with gameplay and presentation evolving through testing.
Choices should have consequences beyond the next fixture.
Your club should feel shaped by its people, history and ambitions.
The world should remember what happened across seasons.
Money spent outside the simulation should never buy sporting success.