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i apreciate your comment, altough i dont agree. @Zachary Whyte, regarding the "further platform information" any possibility for a android version?

Any possibility for a Android come back?

I dont get the argument that for android the game must be tested for thousand of different devices. That could be true for FMM, but for FMT, since day one, there were a list, a very small list, of compatible devices, so in truth it's a similar situation in compare with IOS. Very few devices with very few OS versions. So, the main reason should be a simple profit/loss situation. Perhaps with such a small amount of compatible devices, the number of users that have those devices and actually buy the game aren't enough to make the android version sustainable. I dont know the numbers of games boughts, but i'm sure the IOS numbers must be much higher than the Android numbers, and in the end of the day this is a business that need to make a profit. I was hoping, with the increase of Android deviced (tablets) beeing released in the past two years, and with the investment that some companies were making in the tablet market, the number of compatible devices could increase to a point that the global number of users buying the game for android could justify the release of FMT23 for android. Unfortunately that didn't happen. Perhaps next year....

I'm still playing FMT21 in my android tablet and having fun. Of course it would be nice to have a save game with the transfers up to date, but in any save after 4 or 5 seasons, that point doesn't matter anymore. I have no intentions of buying FM23 because i dont have the time to play the full fat version. I agree with the others users that doubt that FMT will return to Android/IOS tablets. It's not usual for companies to go back in these kind of decisions. But, by looking at the FMT foruns, it seems that the path they choose didn't bring more players for the touch version.... but i could be wrong.