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I know, it's a thin-ice kind of thing perhaps, but the developers distanced themselves from the "football simulation" part of the spectre. While the Strikerz Inc. CEO once criticised gootball simulators, I couldn't find any info coming from the Strikerz Inc. HQ where they call their game a football simulation game. Moreover, their main mode (or what looks like their main mode) is what they call "Flagship Mode" where (they state) a player will be able to create their own clubs "made up of more than 5000 licensed footballers and compete with other gamers". It's far from being a football simulator. So I think we'd better omit the part. See more here: ^[1], ^[2] and ^[3]. Ingumsky ( talk) 11:49, 21 June 2022 (UTC) reply