On the Arena's page you can build your arena to the size you want it to be.

You should have around 3% to 6% of VIP Seats. There is no way to count exactly how many seats you need, because every match, the number of spectators may vary from few hundreds to over 10.000, depending on your and opponent's fan club size, fans mood, the latest results of both teams and much more.

To build extra seats you'll have to pay 150 euro for a normal seat, and 300 euro for each VIP seat. The project and basic building preparation costs 300.000 EUR and increases for each seat you have. It will cost 400.000 EUR if you have a total of 10.000 seats, 700.000 EUR if you have a 20.000 seats arena and these costs increase progressively with each seat. Please note, that you can't build or demolish seats when you are in debt.

Tickets in plain seats cost 50 euro and VIP tickets cost 100 euro in official matches.

Tickets in friendly matches cost the same but the attendance of those games is a lot lower. It can be maximum 33% of your full capacity.

If you have too many seats, you can also demolish some of your seats, in order to get optimal profit. Note that demolishing seats costs money too!

If you need to make one more change to your arena you have to wait at least one daily update.

Fans

Of course, every club has fans. And fans make the club.

Fans Club Mood describes how happy the fans are with your club and whether some will leave the Fan club or will join the Fan club after the weekupdate. Fan Mood changes after each official match at match update like: league games, national cup games, CCL games and CWC games depending on match results, won/lost matches in row and total won/lost matches index.

Please note, that new teams have fan club mood at highest level for the first 17 weeks.

Fan Club Size describes how big your fan club is. Fan club size changes each week update depending on the past seasons results and latest results of your team (where current season is the most important).

There is a cap according to division level and the closer you get to this cap, the harder it will be to get new fans.

To enhance competitiveness and to give an incentive for the users to promote, there is also a bonus in the number of fans joining for promoting teams, a penalty for demoting teams. This bonus / penalty lasts the entire season when you promote / demote, every single week.

Before starting every new season fan club moods are adjusted toward the mid-level, but please notice that they are still affected by the previous season's results.

Rivalry

During offseason (after debotification) you can change your rival (deadline is till the end of first week of new season). When you play against your rival or when somebody else has set you as your rival, you will have more ticket income. Also your fans are affected by this, if you win or lose that league game, the fan club mood could get affected and that means that at the end of the week, the amount of fans could increase or decrease more.

Fan levels

These are the levels of fan club mood your team can experience:

1. The fans are embarrassed to be a fan of the club

2. The fans have lost all confidence in the team

3. The fans are losing confidence in the team

4. The fans think the club isn't performing well

5. The fans are optimistic about the future of the team

6. The fans are pleased with the way things are going

7. The fans think the club is performing very well

8. The fans think the club is performing great

9. The fans are proud to be part of the fan club

10. The fans are celebrating a great season