As my real-life footy time has dwindled over the years with all the responsibilities adulthood and fatherhood have brought, Pro Clubs helps fill that void by offering a team-friendly environment where I can focus on one position while trying to help my club rack up wins and promotions. While there’s no definitive blueprint in achieving success in Pro Clubs, hopefully you’ll find these hints helpful.

When it comes to Pro Clubs, the more the merrier. While you’re able to field up to 11 human players at a time, the reality is that it’s very hard for all of your teammates to be online at the same time. Instead, look to get a solid core of 5-6 players who share a similar schedule and can help mitigate some of your CPU teammates’ inevitable brain farts. With a solid base, having a human teammate offering an option can not be minimized.

While the CPU is capable of impressive moments, you will want a human striker(s), winger (the CPU is terrible at crossing), midfielders (presenting reliable outlets), and a defender if you can (the CPU defenders usually don’t have the pace once you start moving up divisions). With everyone using their microphone, communication is vital when it comes to excelling in Pro Clubs.

Calling out runs, pressuring defenders and passing outlets are amplified when your entire club is using their microphones. While there’s no practice mode and a formal “chemistry” rating, getting a feel for your teammates is vital. Getting a feel for what positions your teammates take up, how they defend (contain, go flying into tackles, etc.), and what kind of runs they like to make will help your club find its identity. The ****ter understanding you have with your teammates, the ****ter the results will be.

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