Stadium path, four names
Four names. One written job. The listing says you upgrade the stadium with facilities on the way to Legendary Division. The four names are Stadium, Medical, Commercial, and Training. That wording is from the listing on 10 November 2026. Healing numbers are not in it. Income numbers are not in it. Build times are not in it.
Four names on the listing
| Name | Listing use |
|---|---|
| Stadium | Upgrade it, with facilities, on the way to Legendary Division |
| Medical | Named beside the other three |
| Commercial | Named beside the other three |
| Training | Named beside the other three |
Read the table from the top. Stadium is the only row with a job attached. The other three are on the list. The store groups them as facilities you meet while the stadium grows and the climb continues. It does not assign Medical a treatment, Commercial a wage, or Training a drill length. I am not borrowing those jobs from a different football game and pasting them under a familiar name.
The banner at the top is a club ground. It is a picture. The words under the picture are thinner than the stands. Trust the words when you plan. Enjoy the picture when you want the mood. Do not invent a seating chart from the crop.
The path that is actually written
Legendary Division is the named rung of an 8-division climb. More than 10 cups sit beside that climb. The store gave a count, not a name list, for the other seven divisions. The division page has that map. Facilities are how the listing describes the club side of the same climb. You are not running a separate city builder with its own win condition. You are upgrading the stadium while you move toward the one named division.
The squad in that stadium comes from 4,000+ FIFPRO players. Raphinha and Julián Alvarez are the printed names. Legendary Classic greats is a category phrase, not a cast list. The licensed squad page is the player side of the same club. A facility does not print an overall. A player card does not print a build cost. Keep those silences. They are the listing, not a gap that needs a fake digit.
A practical week looks like this. Play the division match the client offers. Enter a cup if one is on the calendar. Between those matches, open the club and see which facility the client is willing to talk about. If it shows a next step on the stadium, that step is the path the store described. If it shows Medical, Commercial, or Training as a name on a button, you have the name. You do not have a published formula for what the button pays back.
Medical and Commercial, left as names
Medical sounds like a healing building. That is a habit from other games. This listing does not say Medical heals, shortens a layoff, or adds fitness. I will not write a recovery timer. Commercial sounds like money. The listing does not say it pays a wage, sells a sponsor, or fills a gate. I will not write an income table. If the client shows you a next purchase, that number lives on your screen. It does not become a fact on this page just because the building has a familiar name.
Training sits in the same list. The name suggests drills. The listing does not describe a session length or a gain. The building is named. The job that is written belongs to the stadium path, not to a private training formula. Open Training if the client puts it in front of you. Read what that screen says tonight. Tomorrow's screen can say something else. I only have the store sentence, and the store sentence groups the four names under one upgrade path.
People paste healing times and gate receipts into facility guides because empty rows look unfinished. An unfinished row is better than a borrowed one. Your friend with a screenshot can tell you what their client showed. That is a session. It is not the listing. Ask them for the store URL if they want the number treated as public. The store URL for this app does not carry those figures.
Money, ads, and the clan shed
The app is free. Purchases are random-item buys. Ads are third-party. Play says the game contains ads and offers in-app purchases. The App Store price is 0. None of that is a facility price. The ads and purchases page keeps the store's own line on buys. If you came here for a coin cost on the stadium, the listing I used does not have it.
Clans are the other club tool with a written job. All-new. Team up, achieve goals, win rewards. The clan page stays inside those verbs. A facility and a clan are neighbors in the club, not a combined upgrade tree with costs I can cite. Do not expect a reward list on the clan screen to price a stand.
Play needs a connection. A facility screen that will not load is often that line, not a locked building. Version 13.430 on the App Store, with the 16 September 2026 date, and Play's 14 September 2026 update, are the build stamps. Match them before you compare a facility screenshot from a stranger. Package id com.firsttouchgames.dls7.
Kicks, tackles, celebrations, and goalkeeper saves are still the match. New animations, improved AI, and a new graphics engine are the 2026 notes. No share is printed beside them. The ground in the banner is the club picture the store uses. Upgrade the stadium on the way to Legendary Division. Remember the other three names. Leave the healing chart and the income chart where they belong, which is not here.
