Soccer Manager 2025, the free-to-play soccer management game published by Invincibles Studio, has officially launched for Android and iOS devices.
Soccer Manager 2025, eagerly awaited by soccer fans around the world, has finally made its official debut. Developed and published by Invincibles Studio, the latest installment of the popular mobile soccer simulation series is now available for Android and iOS devices. SM, which has been played by more than 75 million users to date, celebrates its 10th anniversary this year.
Soccer Manager allows players to take charge of their favorite elite football club and manage them from match to match, season to season. The game features everything from 3D simulation matches to transfers and an in-depth tactical system. Users can also upgrade their off-field facilities and manage every aspect of their football club in this realistic and immersive managerial experience.
Soccer Manager 2025 is Out for Android and iOS
Soccer Manager 2025 is the best looking and feeling game in the series yet. With an extensive focus on the new 3D Match Motion engine, an all-new, sleek user interface and numerous performance optimizations, SM25 further strengthens its claim to be the best mobile football management experience on the market.
The development process has been shaped by the game’s dedicated community, with feedback received by the developers at every stage to fulfill players’ priorities. Invincibles Studio’s own Match Motion system brings a new level of visual detail to the match day experience, combining upgraded player models, over 300 new animations and countless improvements to tactics like never before.
Manchester City and Bundesliga licenses bring the teams’ official logos and kits to the game. The game also features more than 25,000 FIFPRO licensed players from around the world. New users who download SM25, released today for Android and iOS, will receive in-game bonuses and exclusive cosmetics for a limited time.
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