About Squadverse

Built for football conversations

The site turns familiar supporter debates into playable formats: draft an all-time XI, rebuild a transfer window, set a lineup, test a tactical shape, rank players or settle who should start, sit or be sold. Results can be saved on your device or shared as a graphic, and the main single-player tools do not require an account.

Original games and transparent rules

Squadverse's interfaces, game rules, daily formats, ratings logic and simulations are built specifically for this site. Some modes use curated historical squad and player datasets; each hub or setup screen explains what a player needs to know before starting. Hidden scores stay hidden where revealing them would spoil a challenge.

The aim is not to reproduce a statistics provider or publish automated match reports. The site uses football data as raw material for original decisions and games: transfer constraints, chemistry rules, position eligibility, role scores, percentile comparisons and shareable challenges. Features are tested as interactive products, and routes that only represent a temporary game state are kept out of search results.

How the Analyst data is handled

Squadverse Analyst currently uses publicly available season aggregates credited on each report. Squadverse then calculates its own per-90 measures, position cohorts, percentile ranks, role profiles and similarity comparisons. Those calculations are descriptive, not scouting verdicts: a percentile shows how a recorded measure compares with the selected cohort, not whether one player is universally better than another.

Minutes, competitions, roles and data coverage all affect a comparison. Missing source fields are shown as unavailable rather than estimated, and limited samples are labelled. The Analyst workspace remains a tool for exploration; its data-driven player pages are not treated as a substitute for original reporting or professional analysis.

Independent and always improving

Squadverse is not affiliated with any club, league, competition or governing body. Football data changes and a large historical database can contain mistakes, so clear corrections and bug reports are welcome.

Updates focus on making each game clearer, fairer and more reliable. Corrections are checked against the relevant source and applied to the underlying dataset or rules so the same issue does not continue across reports and challenges.

Contact

For feedback, corrections, privacy questions or partnership enquiries, email squadverse2025@gmail.com.