Overview is the front page of your club: four numbers that tell you how it is doing, and the identity settings that decide how it looks everywhere else on the platform.
The four vital signs
What each number means
- Squad SizeOptionalHow many players you currently own.
- Squad ValueOptionalThe combined value of those players, in LONIDA. It moves as players develop and as you trade.
- Active CompetitionsOptionalLeagues, cups and tournaments your club is currently entered in.
- Pending Transfer & Loan RequestsOptionalOffers from other clubs waiting on your decision. This is the only one of the four that is a to-do list.
Watch the pending count
The other three are information. A non-zero Pending number means another manager has made you an offer and cannot move until you answer. Deals go cold while they sit unanswered.
Club identity
Below the stats are the details that define your club visually and publicly: its name, founded year, motto, location, colours, badge and banner, plus your trophy cabinet in gold, silver and bronze.
What you can edit
- MottoOptionalA short line of club identity. There is a maximum length, and it shows on your public club page.
- Primary colourOptionalA hex code such as
#1a2b3c. Used for your club badge across the platform. - Secondary colourOptionalThe companion colour, also a hex code. Used where the primary would be unreadable.
- LocationOptionalCity and country. Can only be set once — see the warning below.
- Badge and bannerOptionalUpload your own images, or generate them with AI from your club colours.
Club location is permanent, and tied to your profile
Two rules catch people out here. First, your club's location cannot be changed once it is set — like your username, you get one attempt. Second, the country you choose must match the country on your own profile. If they disagree, the save is refused. Set your profile country correctly first, then set your club location.
Colours matter more than they look
Your primary and secondary colours are not decorative. They colour your club badge wherever it appears — next to your posts, in the community, on your public profile and in fixture listings. They are also fed into AI image generation, so a club with proper colours gets a badge, banner and avatar that all belong to the same identity.
If your badge looks plain
A club with no colours set falls back to a default. If your badge looks generic next to everyone else's, it almost always means you have never set a primary and secondary colour.