Sponsors
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Sponsors and the money they pay are one of the main sources of income for a club. New teams rely more on sponsorship money than on ticket sales from matches, as their supporter's base is rather small and takes up to a few seasons to reach an adequate level.
There are ten different mood levels and Calm is the neutral level. During the Off-season reset, each team's sponsors' mood will be reset to this neutral value.
The sponsor's mood can be found via My Club > Club > Finances. This is also where the income from sponsorship can be seen.
Sponsors' income
The future income due to sponsorship money is updated on every single economy update. The sponsors' mood is updated at the same time. The average sponsors income money can be calculated with this formula:
Sponsors' income = 185 * ( Fans number * Sponsors' mood / Division index ) + 27200
Division index
The index of team current division is a coefficient used to calculate the sponsors' income. It measures the success of the team over long term.
Division Index I 14.85 II 21.00 III 25.72 IV 29.69 V 33.19 VI 36.37
Influences on sponsors' money
There are three factors influencing the amount of money that team receives from sponsors:
- the fanclub size, meaning the fans number,
- the team's success over short term, how well it does in its current matches, meaning the sponsors' mood and
- the team's success over long term, meaning the index of team current division.
In the manual
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See also
- Spokesperson
- The sponsors' mood is less prone to fluctuation than supporter mood.









