Questions

Yes. There are coins and diamonds in the game, and nothing buys a win — real money does not buy players.

Ten minutes are enough: lineup, training, a message or two. A live match is about 20 minutes, and you can let it run without watching.

Matchdays are on weekends at the hours the league sets; two managers can move a kickoff by agreement.

Built for the phone from day one — including the live match.

Yes. The owner adds helpers with permissions and a weekly spend cap.

The match goes out with the best available eleven. But it is the assistant's eleven, not yours — and if a club cannot field eleven players there is a grace period, then a forfeit.

Yes — every club without a human manager is run by a bot with its own style. They play, train, age and retire — but they don't buy players. The market is yours.

Zero. Coins and diamonds buy convenience and looks. Players are bought with game money, which comes from football.

Hebrew and English from day one. Player and club names are in English in every language.

Avni. The same one from 2019. With far more patience and far more tests.