Names the listing prints
The squad pitch on the listing is a licence and a count. More than 4,000 players. FIFPRO licensed. You build a side from that pool. The text does not hand you a rating, a wage, or a shape for the lineup. The row of cards in the frame at the top is the store's picture of that pool. I am not going to read a number off a card crop and call it official.
The licence and the count
FIFPRO is why the store can talk about real players instead of a made-up league. 4,000+ is the size of the pool it is willing to print. That number is the one I use. A page that says the pool is some other size is not copying this listing. I checked the wording on 10 November 2026, on Dream League Soccer 2026, the name both shops still use.
| Listing line | Detail |
|---|---|
| Licence | FIFPRO |
| Pool | 4,000+ players |
| Printed names | Raphinha and Julián Alvarez |
| Classic phrase | legendary Classic greats |
| Overalls | Not printed |
| Lineup shape | Not printed |
The table is short on purpose. Every extra column people expect, chemistry, a wage, a role bonus, would be a guess with a border. The listing stopped. So does this page.
Two names, then the text stops
Raphinha is printed. Julián Alvarez is printed. Keep the accent on Julián. Those are the examples the store chose. I will not add a third star because a card looks famous. If a friend asks why a favourite name is missing from this page, the answer is simple. It was not on the listing I used. The player can still be in the 4,000+ pool. The listing just did not spell that name out.
That distinction matters when you are shopping. A named example is the store picking two faces for the pitch. A missing name is not a ban. It is also not permission to attach an overall so the page looks finished. Read the card in your own client. If the number is there, it is yours for that session. It does not travel onto this page.
The frame shows a row of licensed cards. Faces in a crop are not a roster I can transcribe. I did not get a clean name list from that picture beyond the two the store text already prints. Guessing the rest from a blur would be how fake squad pages start.
Classic greats as a category
The other phrase on the player text is legendary Classic greats. Read it as a category. Do not turn it into a roster. I will not list retired names under that phrase. The classic and special players page is where that category sits. This note stops at the phrase the store used.
Classic, in that wording, is a label the store chose. It is not a year, not a rating band, and not an invitation to import a hall of fame from another football game. Special cards get the same treatment. If the store text does not name them, I do not name them. The category page can hold the phrase. It should not grow a cast.
Agents, then the climb
Agents and scouts identify top talent in the transfer market. That is their job on the listing. They do not come with a fee table here. The agents and scouts page keeps fees and drop rates off the page for the same reason. Use them to find talent inside the licensed pool. Do not expect a success rate from me.
Once the side exists, the division climb is the ladder: 8 divisions, more than 10 cups, Legendary Division as the named rung. The squad and the ladder are one project. A high card you cannot name from the listing is not a plan. You still play the matches the client offers. You still upgrade the stadium, with facilities, on the way to that named division. Stadium, Medical, Commercial, and Training are the building names. They do not print an overall either.
Today's store snapshot is the version check if a card list online claims to match a build you do not have. Version 13.430 on the App Store, released 16 September 2026. Play's listing updated 14 September 2026. Match that before you trust a screenshot of a player you cannot find in your own client. Package id com.firsttouchgames.dls7. App Store id 1462911602.
First match notes pick up after the squad is in. I am not handing you a shape for the team on the way there. Knock ahead, from a player tutorial rather than an official button chart, is the skill I would learn before that match. Tap empty space while your player runs without the ball. The tutorial calls it the most used skill. Video, if you want the gestures from a person and not from a store paragraph: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtmkb_FiL3I
Leave overall charts alone
An overall next to Raphinha would be a number the listing does not print. Same for Julián Alvarez. Same for anyone filed under legendary Classic greats. Copying one from a third page and pasting it here would dress up a guess. Friends do this because a squad page feels empty without digits. Empty is honest. Digits you cannot source are not.
The 2026 notes talk about new animations, improved AI, and a new graphics engine. Those lines describe the match, not a rating bump. No share is attached, so a claim that cards jumped by some slice of a scale is not from this listing. Kicks, tackles, celebrations, and goalkeeper saves stay full 3D motion capture. That is the on-pitch promise. It is not a hidden overall table.
Play is free. Purchases are random-item buys. That does not publish a price for a player. If a page sells you a fee for Raphinha, it is not copying the store text I used on 10 November 2026. Internet is required, so a market that will not load is often the connection, not a missing star. Open the real listing, build from the pool you can see, and ignore the chart that needed names the store never wrote.
