Where did it start?
Spin the world and pick your confederation, then the country you grew up in and the city. Leagues in 195 countries, and every one of them is a place a career can begin.
btooola.comFootball Career Sim
Start anywhere in the world. One decision a season. Retire a legend, or don’t.
Play free: Football Career SimIn your browser, phone or desktop.
Make your player.
The name on the shirt, the number, the position. Then the game rolls the rest: how tall you could get, what that does for your game, and the first perk that suits where you play.
The academy years.
At 13, 14 and 15 you pick a perk: two you can read, one sealed. Then school or football, your own age group or the U19s, and whether to train with the veteran who takes you under his wing.
Win it.
Titles, cups, the Golden Ball. Every honour lands on the season you won it, and your rating climbs through the tiers on the way. When you retire, the legacy card tells the whole career back to you.
- Bronze
- Silver
- Gold
- Elite
They remember.
Your agent, your mentor, your family and the fans have opinions, and long memories. Promise your mentor one more year, move anyway, and a journalist tells them before you do.
Good to know
- Plays on
- Any modern browser. Built for phones in portrait, with a two-column layout on desktop.
- Price
- Free.
- The world
- 200 leagues in 195 countries.
- Players
- Single player.
- Language
- English.
- Released
- Made by
- Youssef, btooola.com.
- Guide
- How to play
What’s new
- : first public release.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. There is nothing to pay for.
Do I play the matches?
No. You make one decision a season, and the football model plays it out. There are no stat points to spend either.
Does it save anything?
Your settings stay in your browser, on your device. Clearing your browser’s data for the game resets them.
What does it collect?
Nothing, unless you say yes to game analytics. If you do, it records a random ID, your choices, play time and device type, with no personal details. The privacy page has the rest.
Is there an app?
It runs in your phone’s browser, in portrait. Add it to your home screen if you want an icon for it.