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Launch offer: 50% off until October 31, 2026
Live a soccer life, not just a match. A career you live at your own pace: sit a training week out in half an hour and take all of it, or skip the wait and take most of it. Your choice, every week — and the career keeps going while the app is closed. First Eleven is a soccer life simulation about one player’s entire career. Start in a youth academy, make your professional debut, and fight a named rival for the starting shirt. Weigh contracts and transfers, fill a trophy cabinet, and one day face the decision to hang up your boots. A player of your own Pick a prospect grade, choose a position, and raise eighteen attributes. The better your start, the less room you have left to grow. A dashed ghost on the radar chart remembers who you were on day one. Every week is a choice Plan a training routine and it runs in real time, with rising numbers waiting at the end. Every key match moment offers three choices at different levels of risk. Your judgement becomes a rating, and the rating becomes your manager’s trust. There is only one shirt Fall behind the rival in your position and you sit on the bench. The squad screen tells you exactly how far short you are. If you dare, retrain a second position and convert. Contracts carry weight While years remain on your deal, no market opens. In the final year a renewal may come, but one day it may not, and one summer nobody may call at all. Train through a year unattached and try again, or decide that this is where the story ends. Titles become records The golden boot, top assists, player of the season, and the league title itself. Every honour is shelved in your trophy room, counted, and priced into your reputation and your next wage. Season by season the record grows, and on the day you retire, a retrospective is waiting. Entirely offline No account, no ads, no analytics. Every club and player is fictional, and your save lives on your device and in your own iCloud Drive.
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