All 32 of them in one place. 8 reset every day, and every one is free with no sign-up. This is the biggest section on the site, and it runs on real players, real clubs and real transfer values.
Sims you come back to. Soccer Career takes one player from a boyhood club to retirement and then into the dugout. Club Manager hands you any of hundreds of real clubs across twenty leagues, today or in a real past season, and lets the board decide how long you last.
💼 Club Manager Manage any of 330 real clubs across 20 leagues, today or in a real past season: negotiations, board objectives, trophies and the sack race ⚽ Soccer Career Create your look, sign for your boyhood club, get rich, get shady, retire a legend.Grids, guessers, transfer trivia and squad builders. Short enough for a queue, and the daily ones give everybody the same board so you can argue about it afterwards.
🎫 Sports Bingo DAILY Open packs of real players on a timer, mark the squares they satisfy 💎 Rarity Round DAILY Name the answer nobody else would. Rarest wins 🧩 Missing XI DAILY Name the missing player from a famous real lineup 🥅 Free Kick DAILY Aim it, bend it, beat the wall and the keeper ⚽ Soccer Grid DAILY 3×3 grid puzzle with rarity scores 🔄 Transfer Path DAILY Connect two players through shared clubs ⚔️ Gauntlet Draft DAILY Pick your XI five cards at a time, then survive a five round cup 📈 Player Stock Market DAILY Buy 3 players at real past values, then the market moves a real year 💵 $1B Budget Builder One billion dollars, real values, eleven slots. Spend it well 🔧 Rebuild Challenge Inherit a real club. Flip your fortune, commit your cuts, survive the board 🎯 Dart Draft Throw timed darts at a real world map: hit a country, draft its players 🪜 Career Ladder Guess the player, one career stop at a time 🕵️ Who Am I? Hunt the secret player with similarity scores 🏟️ Stadium Tycoon Idle empire: grow a tiny club through live toy matches, ten divisions, reputation stars and a legacy boardroom 🔭 Wonderkid Factory Idle academy: scout generated kids, grow them toward hidden ceilings and sell at the perfect moment 🌍 World XI Pick a formation, fill 11 random countries 🎱 Player Bingo Complete a line on a 5x5 board before 3 strikes ⚡ Alphabet Sprint Name a player per letter against the clock 💰 Clue Auction Buy clues, save points, name the secret player 🔨 Sign the Player A blind auction: outbid two AI moguls, £1B each, then sim the showdown 🎯 Footle Guess the soccer player from stats 📜 Career Quiz Guess from career history 📊 Higher or Lower Compare all-time career stats 🔗 Connections Find groups of 4 connected players ⚽ Build Your XI Create a lineup, get AI rated 🔴 Connect 4 Soccer trivia meets Connect 4 🌍 2026 Bracket Build the 2026 bracket and score it against how the World Cup really went 🧑💼 Fantasy Draft Draft your ultimate XI against an AI opponent 🏟️ Squad Deal Build an XI out of mystery boxes 🔎 Search and Discard The squad duel: keep one, bin two, settle it in a seasonThe thing worth sorting these by is the clock, because a soccer game here can be one guess or a whole career. Footle, Career Quiz and Missing XI are one answer puzzles: a stat line, a career history, a famous lineup with a gap in it. Soccer Grid puts every answer where two conditions meet, so one name has to satisfy both at once. Transfer Path is the one where the season matters, since two players only link through a club they actually shared at the same time, and Connections buries four groups of four in a pile of names. Then the money games: $1B Budget Builder hands you a billion and eleven slots, Sign the Player drops you into a blind auction against two rivals, Player Stock Market buys you in at real past valuations and then runs a real year at you, and Fantasy Draft, Gauntlet Draft and Dart Draft each build you a squad one pick at a time, with a different catch on how the pick gets made. Soccer Career and Club Manager are not puzzles at all, they are evenings, while Stadium Tycoon and Wonderkid Factory tick along on their own whether you are watching or not.
Almost everything in this section runs on the transfer market, so it is worth knowing how that actually works. European clubs register new signings during two windows, a long one across the summer and a short one in January, and the main exception is a player already out of contract, who can generally be signed and registered outside them. That exception traces back to the Bosman ruling in 1995, which established freedom of movement for out-of-contract players inside the EU, and the principle that an expired contract means a move without a fee was carried into the transfer regulations that followed. It is why a club would rather sell someone with a year left than lose him for nothing. The fee is also only half the cost: it goes to the selling club as a one-time cost rather than a recurring one, often spread across instalments over several years, while wages are paid every week for the length of the deal and often add up to more. And the published numbers are estimates. Fees frequently go undisclosed and add-ons sit inside the headline figure. Neymar's 222 million euro move from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain in 2017 is the one everybody quotes, and as of August 2026 nobody had gone past it.
No, but the further you look the more of this opens up. The guessing games lean on players who moved around the big European leagues, so if the Premier League is your limit you will still recognise most of them. Club Manager is the one that rewards breadth, since it reaches a long way past the big five and you can sit in whichever league you actually watch. If a puzzle throws up a name you have never heard of, there is another one along in a second.
Squads and valuations come from real data that gets refreshed in batches rather than live, so in the days after a big move a player can still be sitting at his old club. The historical games are out of date on purpose: Club Manager lets you start in a real past season, and Player Stock Market buys you in at that year's real prices, which is the whole point of it.
Alphabet Sprint, one player per letter against the clock, is the fastest thing in here. Footle is a single player from a stat line. Rarity Round is the strange one: you still have to name a real, valid answer, it will not let you submit a name that does not fit the category, but you are scored on how famous that pick is inside the category's pool and famous is bad, so the obvious name is the one that hurts you. There is a Crowd Says mode that flips the whole thing and rewards the most famous answer you can find.
Soccer Career if you want to be the player, from a boyhood club through the money and the bad decisions to retirement. Club Manager if you want the dugout instead, with negotiations, board objectives and the sack race hanging over you. Stadium Tycoon and Wonderkid Factory are the idle ones, they keep ticking while you are doing something else, so they suit a second tab better than an hour of full attention.
The soccer section gathers every football game on the site into one page: 3x3 club grids, progressive-clue player guessers, connection puzzles, transfer market games built on real market values, squad builders, and the two long sims that most people come back for. Everything runs in a browser, free, with no account and no download. Real players and real clubs throughout, which is why a guess that feels right usually is.
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