The Cycle of a Season
A season is a precisely clocked cycle: 105 days, of which 38 are matchdays. The regular season is the longest phase — everyone against everyone, home and away. Then a short breather before the playoffs start. After the grand final comes relegation. Then the season is over: players age by one year, salaries are renegotiated, team history is archived. 3 days later, the new season starts with promotions and relegations.
What Happens at Season End
At the end of each season, your players age by one year. Their salaries increase — depending on performance. A player with lots of points and games gets a juicy raise. Stars become more expensive, benchwarmers stay cheap. At the same time, team history is updated: your placement is recorded for eternity.
During the 3-day off-season break, you can calmly check the transfer market, sign free agents, and upgrade your buildings. No games, no pressure — perfect for management tasks.
What You See in the Navigation
Top right, the league tag shows your position in the season, e.g. "10/105". That way you always know how far the season has progressed. On day 1 everything starts. On day 105 it's over — at least almost, if playoffs or relegation are still running.