Spot talent, skip the fee
Agents and scouts have one job on the listing. They identify top talent in the transfer market. Both roles are named. The job is identification, not a guaranteed signing, and not a printed price. The transfer line is from the listing on 10 November 2026. Fees are not in it. Drop rates are not in it.
Two roles, one job
| Role | Job on the listing |
|---|---|
| Agents | Identify top talent in the transfer market |
| Scouts | Identify top talent in the transfer market |
| Fees | Not printed |
| Drop rates | Not printed |
| Guaranteed signing | Not printed |
Recruit them to help. That is the shape of the sentence, rewritten so I am not pasting the store paragraph in a block. Help, then identify. Top talent. Transfer market. If a guide adds a wage for the agent, a success share, or a card odds table, it has left the listing. The banner at the top is licensed player cards. Cards are the pool. Agents and scouts are how the store says you spot people inside it.
The market they work in
The market sits inside a pool of 4,000+ FIFPRO-licensed players. The only names the store prints are Raphinha and Julián Alvarez. Keep the accent on Julián. Legendary Classic greats is a category phrase, not a shopping list. The licensed squad page holds that name rule. Agents and scouts are how the listing says you find talent inside the pool. They are not a second pool with its own stars.
A player the store did not name can still be top talent. The listing used two examples. It did not say the other thousands are filler. It also did not give me permission to attach an overall to any of them. Read the card in the client. Do not ask this page for a number the store skipped.
The classic and special players page is the category note. I will not move a classic name onto this page to make the market look fuller. Identification is the job. Naming extra people is not. If a classic card shows up in your market, the phrase on the store text already covers the category. The face still does not get an overall from me.
A normal search looks boring, which is the point. You send the agent or the scout the way the client allows. You wait for the name it surfaces. You compare that name to the side you already run. You sign or you pass, based on the card in front of you, not on a chart that needed digits the listing never printed. Raphinha and Julián Alvarez are examples of who the store was willing to spell. They are not a required signing, and they are not a ceiling.
Fees and odds stay off
No fee. No drop rate. No odds figure dressed up as a share of a pack. The listing does not give one, and a made-up rate would send you chasing buys. Purchases on this game are random-item buys. That is a store line about the shop, not a scout odds table. The ads and purchases page keeps those buys in their own lane. A random item is not a scout report. Do not merge them because both can surprise you.
If the client shows a cost to send a scout, that cost is on your screen. It becomes a fact for your session. It does not become a fact for this page. I will not copy a number from a video and call it the market. The player tutorial I trust for controls is a gesture video, not a price list. It is here if you need the knock-ahead tap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtmkb_FiL3I. Label that as a player tutorial, not as official buttons. It does not price an agent.
Play is free. App Store price is 0. Contains ads. In-app purchases. Third-party ads. Internet required. None of those lines publish a drop rate. A market that will not load is often the connection. Package id com.firsttouchgames.dls7. App Store id 1462911602. Version 13.430, released 16 September 2026 on the App Store. Play listing updated 14 September 2026. Match the build before you trust a market screenshot from a stranger.
After the signing
Talent is for the climb. Eight divisions. More than 10 cups. Legendary Division is the only named rung. The store gave a count, not a name list, for the other seven. The division page is where that count lives. A scout who finds a player does not skip you past the ladder. You still play the matches. You still upgrade the stadium with facilities on the way to that named division. Stadium, Medical, Commercial, Training. The written facility job stays on the stadium path. A scout does not heal, and Medical's name is not a scout perk. I am not tying those systems together with a bonus the store never wrote.
Clans are the social line beside the market. All-new. Team up, achieve goals, win rewards. No member cap on the listing. A signing is not a clan reward, and a clan reward is not a fee for a scout. Keep the verbs in their own rooms.
First match notes are the place to take a new signing once the side is picked. Learn the player-tutorial knock ahead before you judge the new card. Tap empty space while your player runs without the ball. That tap is the most used skill in the tutorial, not an official button label. Stepover in the same tutorial is a swipe right and a swipe left. Rainbow is a swipe up. Roulette is a swipe down. Those are gestures from a player video. They are not store buttons, and they are not a reason to invent a price for the player you just found.
If you remember one sentence from this page, remember the job. Agents and scouts identify top talent in the transfer market. The pool is 4,000+ and FIFPRO licensed. Two names are printed. Fees and drop rates are not. Everything else people add is extra. Play the card you can see. Leave the odds table alone.
