Top Eleven Be a Soccer Manager

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Last verified 5 Sep 2026

4.7 108694 ratings · App Store

1. 2/5Rip off

   It’s an awesome game! However, it’s REALLY expensive to operate. To get new players or help your team recover after training, you need to buy expensive tokens. You cannot even win tokens by winning games, the league, or a tournament . Plus, to be in optimal shape before a game, you have to train your players AND have them recover before a game. All of that takes tokens that spend quickly by design. Plus I see that most of my elite players have substantially decreased in their percentage levels during the off season even though I trained them every day which means they should improve or at least maintain. So, I would have to buy MORE tokens to replace the quality players that I already spent tokens (actual money) on and can’t even keep them at their level for more than one season because they arbitrarily decrease in level. This game is designed to CONSTANTLY have you spend actual money on OVERPRICED tokens to manage your club. It’s a super fun game, but it’s a ripoff! We are better off buying a similar game for a console like x-box (one time fee), and just playing. Plus, you can’t even see a video replay or highlights of a game that you miss live. Y’all should do better and not be so greedy. Like, why to you have to tokens AND the in game currency to get a new player. I’m not spending ANYMORE real money on this game and will stop playing once all the players that I purchased retire. YALL SHOULD BE ASHAMED.

   leelee8571 · 5 Sep 2026

2. 5/5In hopes of change…

   I have played “Top Eleven” for like three years and the game still has the same flaws and positives; first of all everything in Top Eleven which does cost money or is free requires an ad, which makes it kinda annoying to play and just wastes a ton of time. Secondly it is very repetitive, the way you just log on to your device and watch a game with the same shots at goal and highlights as the game before, or the way you log on and do a training or just into a event and stop playing the second your done. Lastly I hate how the players on your team decrease at the end of every season, for example if you spent real life money just to pay for tokens in order to buy a really good player and to see them decrease at the end, it stings. Either way those are the flaws I see in the game; moving on to positives, I like how you only have to log on for an hour at most a day to see your team play or train and how the players level up and the overall game experience (events, games, trainings, etc.). Either way this was my game experience hope you have a different experience and sorry for the grammar errors, I wanted to polish the text up but don’t have enough time.

   ShadowHunterKill · 5 Sep 2026

3. 2/5Not Worth the play. Not the pay. This game has lost what made it great.

   I’ve played this game since it had bubble-headed figures and no goal graphics. It’s evolved and adapted beautifully over the years. Formations are what you make them. The level of detail in managing the teams in satisfying. HOWEVER, the game is designed to encourage micro-transactions at almost every turn. These can range from purchasing training packages to improve team-play to receiving tokens (the means to purchase players and various upgrades) daily via a $5 card for which you still MUST login daily to receive full rewards. For a decent player, it will cost you between $5-$10 and for a solid team, it can range from $100 and beyond. The most infuriating issue with this is the level-based matchmaking for league and tournaments. if you don’t pay, you’ll miss out on tons of rewards and the ability to build immensely powerful teams. If you DO pay, be prepared to compete with people who are pouring hundreds of dollars into their teams. It will not guarantee trophies or victory, only that you’ll be playing against other big teams and big money spenders. If you’re a casual player, keep your cash or pay for the card. If you’ve got cash to burn then have at it. Overall, the game is fun and engaging with great depth and immersive game play. It falls short in that it’s clearly designed to take your money and encourage you to spend more at the CHANCE to win it big if you just pay a little more.

   Santiago Martel · 5 Sep 2026

4. 5/5Great concept

   This game has a great concept and the practicality of play is pretty spot on. For the most part, the better team will win. Evenly matched teams will go either way and sometimes be a blow out. I like that the game has a good way to get coins (tokens) and cash without spending any real money. That being said, I have a serious issue with players losing a star when you progress to the next level. I feel there is a serious lack of cultivating players. Each season I’ve played I’ve felt like I needed to purchase all new players just to keep up or succeed or try to stay in the top 4 to qualify for Champions League. If they did away with the losing of the star, then the training sessions and youth academy make more sense. It takes a long time to progress a player across a star through training and play. So, for them to lose a star, just because you did well enough to progress is kinda dumb. Also, do away with purchasing tokens. Still have the other currencies available to purchase with real money, just have tokens only available in a contract and as prizes. I feel this would level the playing field and keep people from just buying a team and progressing that way. That being said, I love the transfer market. The way it’s set up is really great. And again, what would make it better is if you didn’t lose the star at the end of the season. The transfer player you just invested in will be an anchor point in your team. Then, you save up your tokens and money in the game to purchase another player. Meanwhile, you are doing trainings and cultivating your team instead of just purchasing them each season to stay in the top 4. So, those are my thoughts. I’m sure I have more, but they’re not coming to me right now. ;) Thanks for sticking with my review for this long.

   ColonelTurner81 · 5 Sep 2026

5. 3/5So close, but a bit of a miss for me...

   First, we’ll done to the developers in creating a really attractive game. The concept and design drew me in as an alternative to the style of FIFA Mobile. As others have said, the game quickly becomes a bit much only to deliver frustration at the end of a monthly season. As a newer player (only 3-4 months in) you can’t help but be promoted every season. Having your entire roster drop in quality so much overnight is a real frustration and eventually is what made the game not worth the time spent for me. This wouldn’t be such an issue except for the need for tokens to upgrade your team. There simply aren’t enough available tokens to keep up. Even if you were to accept a lower place on the table for a season to bank some tokens, what would be the point? I’d buy a few new players only to have them be essentially worthless in a few weeks. As others have pointed out, the rests don’t provide enough recovery. Having to train the team up to 4 times before a match, and having as many as 4 matches in a day, you’d have to spend half your day watching ad videos to keep your team in good shape. Of course you could have more depth to your roster, but then we’re back to my first criticism. I’ll set it aside for a while without deleting the app and maybe come back from time to time to see if any of these concerns have been resolved. Given the frequency of the same complaints in the comments section I would hope that the developers take time to truly consider them. You’ve made a good looking game with the framework for something that could eventually be great.

   TheVelvetHammer · 5 Sep 2026

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