The perfect football manager experience

Sunday Manager is a strategy board game packed with brutal banter and transfer battles, where you take charge of a semi-functional football (soccer) club, draft local legends with ridiculous backstories, sabotage rivals and try to survive the season with your dignity intact.

Be the first on the pitch!

Amateur football at its finest (and worst)

Choose your philosophy, sponsor and staff — then let the mind games begin. In ruthless auctions, you’ll chase transfer targets to build the ultimate beer-league squad. Chemistry. Talent. New pair of boots. You can’t have it all, every decision comes at a price.

Bluff your rivals, buy the player, regret it instantly

Auctions in Sunday Manager feel like real football transfer battles. One minute you're faking interest to land the bargain of the season, the next you're rage-buying a backup striker just to keep your hopes alive. Where egos thrive, tactics die.

No dice - just honest football manager decisions

Every round is driven by tactical dilemmas — which player to bid for, how to manage money, what goals to pursue, when to upgrade and sabotage — all under manager control. You’re not relying on luck.

When your beer-belly zero becomes a hero

That feeling when your no-name underdog becomes the MVP and beats the odds? Priceless. Missed the star player in the auction? Master the training instead. Even your benchwarmer can score a bicycle-kick in his new boots and steal the win.

A game with soul — made by fans, for fans.

Every player comes with his own absurd backstory: from local legends and hot-headed veterans chasing redemption to unproven kids with big boots to fill. It’s not about signings worth milions — it’s about new kits, leaky showers, and pub renovations.

Unpredictable. Every. Single. Time.

Disclaimer! 10 out of 11* test players found Sunday Manager dangerously addictive.

* the goalkeeper rage quit

Variable: Over 2,000 unique starting setups.
Balanced: 9 different ways to score points.
Tense: Winner stays hidden until the final whistle.
Story-driven: No locker room feels the same twice.
Addictive: There's always a next season. Rematch?