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Inter Milan: 2044/45 Review My final season with Inter Milan didn’t contain anything of note really. I spent a lot of money in the transfer market but it didn’t pay off for us. We finished 3rd in the league, but a long way off of the pace. In fact only a poor end to the season from Juventus let us finish in that 3rd spot. Outside of the league we made the semi finals of both the Italian Cup and the Champions League before falling short in both. AC Milan ended our domestic cup run with a 1-3 aggregate score line and Manchester United sent us packing from Europe with a 1-2 aggregate score line. To add salt to the wounds we would also be beaten by Napoli in the final of the Italian Super Cup. That brought to an end a somewhat lacklustre spell in Italy for me. Domestic cups are starting to prove a real hindrance and I now find myself hunting for roles where I can try and pick up some of the missing ones. I’m avoiding England as I plan to end my challenge in my home nation and hopefully with my beloved Arsenal. I have picked up the international job of England for a second time as a couple of seasons have now come and gone. The 2056 European Championships are about to kick off and ranked 7th in the world I feel we stand a chance. I’ve also finally picked up an interview with an intriguing challenge and so may be about to end my time on the unemployment line. I didn’t want to be out of work for this long but I also want to make sure that I pick and choose the jobs I take from here on out. I don’t plan on wasting much more time. Especially as my laptop is now starting to struggle if I load up anymore than one nation at a time. I’m a little worried that may end up being the killer of this years attempt at this challenge but for now I’m fighting on through the slow processing times. Season Team Position Notes & Achievements -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2023/24 Pretoria Callies 5th (hired in 10th place) 2024/25 Pretoria Callies 1st(C) 2025/26 Cape Town City 12th (hired in 11th place) 2026/27 Cape Town City 1st (C) SA Premiership winners 2027/28 Cape Town City 3rd SA Knockout Cup & African Champions League winners 2028/29 Cape Town City 12th (resigned in october) 2030 Ulsan Hyundai 3rd Asian Champions League winners 2031 New York City FC 10th 2032 New York City FC 7th 2033 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield & MLS Eastern Conference winners 2034 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield, MLS Eastern Conference and Champions League winners 2035 - 2036 Palmeiras 4th (hired in 7th) 2037 Palmeiras 4th Sao Paulo State winners 2038 Palmeiras 1st (C) First Division, Sao Paulo State & Copa Libertadores winners 2039 Palmeiras - South American Super Cup & Brazilian Super Cup winners 2039/40 Sporting Lisbon 3rd (hired in 3rd) 2040/41 Sporting Lisbon 3rd Portuguese Cup winners 2041/42 Sporting Lison 1st (C) Portuguese Premier League, Portuguese Cup, Europa League and Portuguese Super Cup winners 2042/43 Atletico Madrid 3rd 2043/44 Paris St-Germain 1st (C) Ligue 1 winners 2044/45 RB Leizig 7th 2045/46 Real Madrid 4th Spanish Super Cup winners 2046/47 Real Madrid 3rd 2047/48 Real Madrid 2nd Copa del Rey Winners 2048/49 Real Madrid 2nd 2049/50 Real Madrid 1st (C) La Liga Winners 2050/51 FC Bayern Munich 1st (C) Bundesliga & DFB Pokal Winners 2051/52 Inter Milan 2nd 2052/53 Inter Milan 1st (C) Serie A Winners 2053/54 Inter Milan 3rd Club World Championship Winners Challenge Progress Club 8/10 Domestic Leagues (26/27 SA Premiership, 2033 MLS Cup, 2038 Brazilian First Division, 2041/42 Portuguese Premier, 2043/44 French Ligue 1, 2049/50 La Liga, 2050/51 Bundesliga, 2052/53 Serie A) 4/10 Domestic Cups (27/28 SA Knockout Cup, 2040/41 Portuguese Cup, 2048 Copa del Rey, 2051 DFB Pokal) 4/5 Continental Championships (27/28 African Champions League, 2031 Asian Champions League, 2034 NA Champions League, 2038 Copa Libertadores) 1/1 Club World Championship (Inter Milan 2053) International 3/5 Continental Tournaments (2035 Gold Cup, 2036 Copa America, 2053 AFCON) 1/1 World Tournament (World Cup 2046) TOTAL: 21/32

@Gregg88 huge congratulations mate. As someone who's never completed this challenge I can do nothing other than to tip my hat to those who have. Congratulations again and good luck to whatever you decide to do next.

Nigeria: African Cup of Nations 2053 So midway through my season with inter Milan I got to down my club tools and head off to my international duties with Nigeria. For me this would be my fourth African Cup of Nations, but my first in charge of Nigeria with the previous three coming across three different stints as manager of the Ivory Coast. My performances had been underwhelming to say the least, but this time I hoped an attempt with a new nation may bring better luck. Strangely the tournament was listed as 2053, despite the fact it kicked off early in 2054. My Nigerian side were ranked 18th in the world as we headed to Gabon and I knew we should be considered one of the nations expected to go a long way through the tournament. Unfortunately my previous attempts had left personal scars and I was very much nervous of this one. I also feared about our squad. We had a strong starting eleven but we certainly lacked quality in depth. If we were to do well then we would need to keep our main players fit and healthy throughout. We navigated through a potentially tricky group with relative ease actually. First up were South Africa, the strongest of the opponents. We didn’t play well but rescued a draw with a goal five minutes from time. Next up we saw off the Gambia 2-0 in a comfortable performance before a 4-1 drubbing of Zambia gave us progression as group winners. After comfortably finding our way through Guinea 2-0 we faced a challenging run through the knockouts. Extra time was needed to see off Morocco in a quarter final thriller before we put in yet another superb performance in the semi final with Senegal. we raced 2-0 ahead, found ourselves 2-3 behind before scoring a late equaliser to force extra time. In extra time we were sublime and two goals saw us into the final where we would face Ivory Coast. Ironic in truth. We entered the final as huge underdogs, but we didn’t let that stop us. Unsurprisingly we spent much of the game under severe pressure but we managed to get the job done. My team did me proud and they righted my personal wrong of failing so badly at the AFCON. A goal in each half proved enough and I’m delighted that we managed to upset the odds. With that I handed in my resignation, thankfully knowing I’ll never need to attend another AFCON as a manager. I’m proud of the fact I finally managed to get my hands on it, but I’m glad to be able to stop chasing after it. For now I can focus on my Inter Milan side and look for a new international job after the World Cup this summer. I’m still looking for a way out of Inter Milan but so far nothing of interest has come up for me. I’m patient and I’m confident it’ll happen soon enough. Season Team Position Notes & Achievements -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2023/24 Pretoria Callies 5th (hired in 10th place) 2024/25 Pretoria Callies 1st(C) 2025/26 Cape Town City 12th (hired in 11th place) 2026/27 Cape Town City 1st (C) SA Premiership winners 2027/28 Cape Town City 3rd SA Knockout Cup & African Champions League winners 2028/29 Cape Town City 12th (resigned in october) 2030 Ulsan Hyundai 3rd Asian Champions League winners 2031 New York City FC 10th 2032 New York City FC 7th 2033 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield & MLS Eastern Conference winners 2034 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield, MLS Eastern Conference and Champions League winners 2035 - 2036 Palmeiras 4th (hired in 7th) 2037 Palmeiras 4th Sao Paulo State winners 2038 Palmeiras 1st (C) First Division, Sao Paulo State & Copa Libertadores winners 2039 Palmeiras - South American Super Cup & Brazilian Super Cup winners 2039/40 Sporting Lisbon 3rd (hired in 3rd) 2040/41 Sporting Lisbon 3rd Portuguese Cup winners 2041/42 Sporting Lison 1st (C) Portuguese Premier League, Portuguese Cup, Europa League and Portuguese Super Cup winners 2042/43 Atletico Madrid 3rd 2043/44 Paris St-Germain 1st (C) Ligue 1 winners 2044/45 RB Leizig 7th 2045/46 Real Madrid 4th Spanish Super Cup winners 2046/47 Real Madrid 3rd 2047/48 Real Madrid 2nd Copa del Rey Winners 2048/49 Real Madrid 2nd 2049/50 Real Madrid 1st (C) La Liga Winners 2050/51 FC Bayern Munich 1st (C) Bundesliga & DFB Pokal Winners 2051/52 Inter Milan 2nd 2052/53 Inter Milan 1st (C) Serie A Winners 2053/54 Inter Milan tbc Club World Championship Winners Challenge Progress Club 8/10 Domestic Leagues (26/27 SA Premiership, 2033 MLS Cup, 2038 Brazilian First Division, 2041/42 Portuguese Premier, 2043/44 French Ligue 1, 2049/50 La Liga, 2050/51 Bundesliga, 2052/53 Serie A) 4/10 Domestic Cups (27/28 SA Knockout Cup, 2040/41 Portuguese Cup, 2048 Copa del Rey, 2051 DFB Pokal) 4/5 Continental Championships (27/28 African Champions League, 2031 Asian Champions League, 2034 NA Champions League, 2038 Copa Libertadores) 1/1 Club World Championship (Inter Milan 2053) International 3/5 Continental Tournaments (2035 Gold Cup, 2036 Copa America, 2053 AFCON) 1/1 World Tournament (World Cup 2046) TOTAL: 21/32

Inter Milan: 2053 Club World Championship Having won the league title in Italy my aim was to move on and hit the next country on my world tour. As the season ended it suddenly dawned on me that the Club World Championship was coming up and so I decided to hold off tendering my resignation for a shot at more silverware. My stint with Inter had been a little lacklustre and I felt that picking up another trophy would give me a welcome departure. Hosted by Qatar we entered the competition as reigning champions. I had anticipations of going far in it even though we’d never really hit the heights in the Champions League under my management. We had a very strong squad though and I had confidence in our abilities. We navigated through the group stage with ease, keeping three clean sheets in the process. First up we dispatched Al-Ahli 4-0, before narrowly defeating Boca Juniors 1-0 and then thumping Toronto FC 4-0. Top spot in the group saw us drawn against Flamengo in the round of 16 and another comfortable victory saw us progress 2-0. America of Mexico were seen off comfortably to make the last four as a fantastic display saw us into the semis. We did concede our first goal of the tournament late on but held on for a 3-1 victory. Expecting to be drawn again Barcelona I was shocked as FC Porto hammered them 5-0 to give us a potentially easier semi final. That didn’t prove the case but we did manage to win and reach the final. We ended on top of a topsy turvy affair as we won 4-2 in a match full of thrills. The final would definitely prove our toughest ask though, as our city rivals AC Milan awaited us. My side had not beaten them under my management but this would definitely be the greatest of stages to pick up that first win over them and lift the Club World Championship in the process. We were outplayed throughout but thankfully completed a smash and grab victory late on. My first victory over AC Milan and a trophy to boot. I had real panic when we gave away a penalty but they missed and that seemed to give my players some confidence to push on. We held on well enough once we’d taken the lead and that was very pleasing indeed. Another trophy and in truth probably one of the tougher ones to get for this challenge. I still haven’t navigated my next move so I think for now I’m going to stay with Inter. I’ve splashed a ton of the tycoon owners money and now will spend the season chasing the domestic cup and the Champions League. If something pops up in my desired nations then I’ll jump ship but for now I may as well stay where I am rather than walk away and spend a season unemployed. At least there are a couple of trophies I can chase in the mean time. Season Team Position Notes & Achievements -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2023/24 Pretoria Callies 5th (hired in 10th place) 2024/25 Pretoria Callies 1st(C) 2025/26 Cape Town City 12th (hired in 11th place) 2026/27 Cape Town City 1st (C) SA Premiership winners 2027/28 Cape Town City 3rd SA Knockout Cup & African Champions League winners 2028/29 Cape Town City 12th (resigned in october) 2030 Ulsan Hyundai 3rd Asian Champions League winners 2031 New York City FC 10th 2032 New York City FC 7th 2033 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield & MLS Eastern Conference winners 2034 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield, MLS Eastern Conference and Champions League winners 2035 - 2036 Palmeiras 4th (hired in 7th) 2037 Palmeiras 4th Sao Paulo State winners 2038 Palmeiras 1st (C) First Division, Sao Paulo State & Copa Libertadores winners 2039 Palmeiras - South American Super Cup & Brazilian Super Cup winners 2039/40 Sporting Lisbon 3rd (hired in 3rd) 2040/41 Sporting Lisbon 3rd Portuguese Cup winners 2041/42 Sporting Lison 1st (C) Portuguese Premier League, Portuguese Cup, Europa League and Portuguese Super Cup winners 2042/43 Atletico Madrid 3rd 2043/44 Paris St-Germain 1st (C) Ligue 1 winners 2044/45 RB Leizig 7th 2045/46 Real Madrid 4th Spanish Super Cup winners 2046/47 Real Madrid 3rd 2047/48 Real Madrid 2nd Copa del Rey Winners 2048/49 Real Madrid 2nd 2049/50 Real Madrid 1st (C) La Liga Winners 2050/51 FC Bayern Munich 1st (C) Bundesliga & DFB Pokal Winners 2051/52 Inter Milan 2nd 2052/53 Inter Milan 1st (C) Serie A Winners 2053/54 Inter Milan tbc Club World Championship Winners Challenge Progress Club 8/10 Domestic Leagues (26/27 SA Premiership, 2033 MLS Cup, 2038 Brazilian First Division, 2041/42 Portuguese Premier, 2043/44 French Ligue 1, 2049/50 La Liga, 2050/51 Bundesliga, 2052/53 Serie A) 4/10 Domestic Cups (27/28 SA Knockout Cup, 2040/41 Portuguese Cup, 2048 Copa del Rey, 2051 DFB Pokal) 4/5 Continental Championships (27/28 African Champions League, 2031 Asian Champions League, 2034 NA Champions League, 2038 Copa Libertadores) 1/1 Club World Championship (Inter Milan 2053) International 2/5 Continental Tournaments (2035 Gold Cup, 2036 Copa America) 1/1 World Tournament (World Cup 2046) TOTAL: 20/32

Inter Milan: 2052/53 Review My second season in Italy has drawn to a close and it was definitely an eventful one. We headed in on the back of a disappointing campaign last time out which promised so much, but ended up delivering so little. To counter that we brought in six new players whilst also clearing out a lot of dead wood. Just over £170,000,000 was spent on arrivals, although we made just shy of that in player sales. We would go on to win the Serie A title although it was a lot less convincing than it should’ve been. After a mediocre start we strung together a ridiculous nineteen match winning streak which catapulted us top of the pile and with a big lead. A 0-0 draw with title rivals AC Milan saw us head into the final seven matches with a nine point lead. From there on in we stuttered though and almost ended up crawling over the line with just a game to spare. It should have been much simpler than we made it. Outside of the league we had a disastrous season though. Napoli eliminated us from the Copa Italia at the quarter final stage and Manchester City sent us packing from the Champions League at the round of 16. In the Italian Super Cup we got through Napoli to book a final against our city rivals but after a 1-1 draw were beaten on penalties to miss out on another trophy. With that I bid farewell to Italy and look for the next chapter of my journey. The domestic cups are becoming a bit of a worry for me with regards to the challenge but at least another league title has been collected. I did debate stating on for another season to try and collect the domestic cup but we were taken over by a tycoon midway through the season and I didn’t like his approach. After completing his takeover he moved to sign two defenders for a total of just over £130,000,000. Having spent two years building our squad I couldn’t stay and watch the new owner destroy it with big money signings. In truth I’m not even sure that the two new guys are an upgrade on anything we had anyways. So I depart Italy with a couple of possible targets in mind for my next destination. There’s a little under six months until the next African Cup of Nations and in truth I’d happily focus on leading my Nigeria side into that tournament before picking up a new club job. I won’t turn down any exciting opportunities but I also won’t be rushed. My next couple of jobs are pivotal for me if I’m going to complete this challenge. Season Team Position Notes & Achievements -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2023/24 Pretoria Callies 5th (hired in 10th place) 2024/25 Pretoria Callies 1st(C) 2025/26 Cape Town City 12th (hired in 11th place) 2026/27 Cape Town City 1st (C) SA Premiership winners 2027/28 Cape Town City 3rd SA Knockout Cup & African Champions League winners 2028/29 Cape Town City 12th (resigned in october) 2030 Ulsan Hyundai 3rd Asian Champions League winners 2031 New York City FC 10th 2032 New York City FC 7th 2033 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield & MLS Eastern Conference winners 2034 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield, MLS Eastern Conference and Champions League winners 2035 - 2036 Palmeiras 4th (hired in 7th) 2037 Palmeiras 4th Sao Paulo State winners 2038 Palmeiras 1st (C) First Division, Sao Paulo State & Copa Libertadores winners 2039 Palmeiras - South American Super Cup & Brazilian Super Cup winners 2039/40 Sporting Lisbon 3rd (hired in 3rd) 2040/41 Sporting Lisbon 3rd Portuguese Cup winners 2041/42 Sporting Lison 1st (C) Portuguese Premier League, Portuguese Cup, Europa League and Portuguese Super Cup winners 2042/43 Atletico Madrid 3rd 2043/44 Paris St-Germain 1st (C) Ligue 1 winners 2044/45 RB Leizig 7th 2045/46 Real Madrid 4th Spanish Super Cup winners 2046/47 Real Madrid 3rd 2047/48 Real Madrid 2nd Copa del Rey Winners 2048/49 Real Madrid 2nd 2049/50 Real Madrid 1st (C) La Liga Winners 2050/51 FC Bayern Munich 1st (C) Bundesliga & DFB Pokal Winners 2051/52 Inter Milan 2nd 2052/53 Inter Milan 1st (C) Serie A Winners Challenge Progress Club 8/10 Domestic Leagues (26/27 SA Premiership, 2033 MLS Cup, 2038 Brazilian First Division, 2041/42 Portuguese Premier, 2043/44 French Ligue 1, 2049/50 La Liga, 2050/51 Bundesliga, 2052/53 Serie A) 4/10 Domestic Cups (27/28 SA Knockout Cup, 2040/41 Portuguese Cup, 2048 Copa del Rey, 2051 DFB Pokal) 4/5 Continental Championships (27/28 African Champions League, 2031 Asian Champions League, 2034 NA Champions League, 2038 Copa Libertadores) 0/1 Club World Championship International 2/5 Continental Tournaments (2035 Gold Cup, 2036 Copa America) 1/1 World Tournament (World Cup 2046) TOTAL: 19/32

Inter Milan: 2051/52 Review The less said about my third stint with the Ivory Coast the better, as our African Cup of Nations journey came to an end a lot earlier than I had hoped. We’d made it through the Group stage comfortably enough but then suffered elimination in the round of 16. My first season in Italy proved to be anything but special, although it certainly wasn’t a disaster. I signed winger Strahinja Lukovic permanently from Real Madrid in a £40,000,000 deal as well as loaning in right back Danilo Bologna from Arsenal. Both proved to be good arrivals for us. We finished as distant runners up to city rivals AC Milan as we faded off down the home straight. For half a season we were right in the league title battle but AC were relentless and we lost pace over the last ten or so games. We had a good season though and I wouldn’t think if we could replicate that again we would finish a lot closer to winning the league. Striker Pereirinha was our real key man. He scored 38 goals in 38 appearances as he consistently fired us to positive results. Outside of the league we did alright without setting the world alight. Benfica ended our Champions League run at the quarter final stage, whilst AC Milan sent us packing in the Copa Italia at the semi finals. The Italian Super Cup was our one disaster as lost out at the first stage before also losing the third placed play off. I’m fairly pleased with how the campaign went as a whole, although the way our season fell to nothing from fighting across all fronts was disappointing. There was plenty of positives though and with the opportunity to bring in some new faces I’m confident that we can do better next time around. I’ve also picked up the job as manager of Nigeria and I’m hoping that gives me an opportunity to compete better for the next edition of the African Cup of Nations. I’ve failed miserably across three stints with the Ivory Coast so I’m hoping I can do better with a different nation. Season Team Position Notes & Achievements -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2023/24 Pretoria Callies 5th (hired in 10th place) 2024/25 Pretoria Callies 1st(C) 2025/26 Cape Town City 12th (hired in 11th place) 2026/27 Cape Town City 1st (C) SA Premiership winners 2027/28 Cape Town City 3rd SA Knockout Cup & African Champions League winners 2028/29 Cape Town City 12th (resigned in october) 2030 Ulsan Hyundai 3rd Asian Champions League winners 2031 New York City FC 10th 2032 New York City FC 7th 2033 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield & MLS Eastern Conference winners 2034 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield, MLS Eastern Conference and Champions League winners 2035 - 2036 Palmeiras 4th (hired in 7th) 2037 Palmeiras 4th Sao Paulo State winners 2038 Palmeiras 1st (C) First Division, Sao Paulo State & Copa Libertadores winners 2039 Palmeiras - South American Super Cup & Brazilian Super Cup winners 2039/40 Sporting Lisbon 3rd (hired in 3rd) 2040/41 Sporting Lisbon 3rd Portuguese Cup winners 2041/42 Sporting Lison 1st (C) Portuguese Premier League, Portuguese Cup, Europa League and Portuguese Super Cup winners 2042/43 Atletico Madrid 3rd 2043/44 Paris St-Germain 1st (C) Ligue 1 winners 2044/45 RB Leizig 7th 2045/46 Real Madrid 4th Spanish Super Cup winners 2046/47 Real Madrid 3rd 2047/48 Real Madrid 2nd Copa del Rey Winners 2048/49 Real Madrid 2nd 2049/50 Real Madrid 1st (C) La Liga Winners 2050/51 FC Bayern Munich 1st (C) Bundesliga & DFB Pokal Winners 2051/52 Inter Milan 2nd 2052/53 Inter Milan tbc Challenge Progress Club 7/10 Domestic Leagues (26/27 SA Premiership, 2033 MLS Cup, 2038 Brazilian First Division, 2041/42 Portuguese Premier, 2043/44 French Ligue 1, 2049/50 La Liga, 2050/51 Bundesliga) 4/10 Domestic Cups (27/28 SA Knockout Cup, 2040/41 Portuguese Cup, 2048 Copa del Rey, 2051 DFB Pokal) 4/5 Continental Championships (27/28 African Champions League, 2031 Asian Champions League, 2034 NA Champions League, 2038 Copa Libertadores) 0/1 Club World Championship International 2/5 Continental Tournaments (2035 Gold Cup, 2036 Copa America) 1/1 World Tournament (World Cup 2046) TOTAL: 18/32

FC Bayern Munich: 2050/51 Review Having left Real Madrid it wouldn’t be long before I was packing my bags and heading to Germany. Bayern Munich was an easy decision to make and an opportunity to try and grab at least a league title in hopefully a one season stop off. I inherited a squad that was packed with quality and that had just won the Bundesliga title by over twenty points. There were a lot of more mature players in the squad but that didn’t matter to me. This squad was destined for success and I shouldn’t have to work too hard at it. I made just two transfers ahead of the season, both of them arriving from Real Madrid. Firstly I parted with £80,000,000 to sign holding midfielder Phillip Carl and then we grabbed Serbian winger Strahinja Lukovic on a season long loan deal. My reign started badly as we were hammered 0-3 by Dortmund in the season opening Super Cup. I need not have worried though as it certainly wasn’t an indication of how the season would go. We would breeze to the league title with a minimum of fuss as we won it with four games to spare at the end of the season. The quality within the squad was just far too much for anybody to keep up with over a whole season. Defensively we were absolutely sublime and that enabled our attacking players to win us points and they did just that. My two summer transfers both proved influential and in truth it was a great season for all involved. The DFB Pokal was another competition I was keen to win in order to complete the domestic double. We breezed through the competition in truth. Our toughest test was Dortmund, but once we’d seen them off 2-0 it was plain sailing. The final itself was a thriller as we won it 6-3. The score line didn’t tell the whole story though as we fought from behind twice before scoring some late goals to add some gloss. That said another trophy added to the collection and on the domestic side it was a season well done. The Champions League was the only real disappointment of our season as we crashed out in the knockout play offs to Arsenal. I expected to go a lot further through the competition although we struggled through the league phase as well. I handed in my resignation the day after we won the double and in truth we achieved all we could do in super quick time. Two more trophies chalked off and the opportunity to move on within the one season. I wasn’t out of work long before signing a deal to take over recently crowned Serie A champions, Inter Milan. The Italian league is extremely competitive but my side will definitely be considered amongst the favourites to win the title. I have also signed on as manager of the Ivory Coast for a third stint at the helm. There is an African Cup of Nations in a few months time and I’m keen to finally lift that trophy. Hopefully our efforts will be better than in my previous stints. Season Team Position Notes & Achievements -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2023/24 Pretoria Callies 5th (hired in 10th place) 2024/25 Pretoria Callies 1st(C) 2025/26 Cape Town City 12th (hired in 11th place) 2026/27 Cape Town City 1st (C) SA Premiership winners 2027/28 Cape Town City 3rd SA Knockout Cup & African Champions League winners 2028/29 Cape Town City 12th (resigned in october) 2030 Ulsan Hyundai 3rd Asian Champions League winners 2031 New York City FC 10th 2032 New York City FC 7th 2033 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield & MLS Eastern Conference winners 2034 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield, MLS Eastern Conference and Champions League winners 2035 - 2036 Palmeiras 4th (hired in 7th) 2037 Palmeiras 4th Sao Paulo State winners 2038 Palmeiras 1st (C) First Division, Sao Paulo State & Copa Libertadores winners 2039 Palmeiras - South American Super Cup & Brazilian Super Cup winners 2039/40 Sporting Lisbon 3rd (hired in 3rd) 2040/41 Sporting Lisbon 3rd Portuguese Cup winners 2041/42 Sporting Lison 1st (C) Portuguese Premier League, Portuguese Cup, Europa League and Portuguese Super Cup winners 2042/43 Atletico Madrid 3rd 2043/44 Paris St-Germain 1st (C) Ligue 1 winners 2044/45 RB Leizig 7th 2045/46 Real Madrid 4th Spanish Super Cup winners 2046/47 Real Madrid 3rd 2047/48 Real Madrid 2nd Copa del Rey Winners 2048/49 Real Madrid 2nd 2049/50 Real Madrid 1st (C) La Liga Winners 2050/51 FC Bayern Munich 1st (C) Bundesliga & DFB Pokal Winners 2051/52 Inter Milan tbc Challenge Progress Club 7/10 Domestic Leagues (26/27 SA Premiership, 2033 MLS Cup, 2038 Brazilian First Division, 2041/42 Portuguese Premier, 2043/44 French Ligue 1, 2049/50 La Liga, 2050/51 Bundesliga) 4/10 Domestic Cups (27/28 SA Knockout Cup, 2040/41 Portuguese Cup, 2048 Copa del Rey, 2051 DFB Pokal) 4/5 Continental Championships (27/28 African Champions League, 2031 Asian Champions League, 2034 NA Champions League, 2038 Copa Libertadores) 0/1 Club World Championship International 2/5 Continental Tournaments (2035 Gold Cup, 2036 Copa America) 1/1 World Tournament (World Cup 2046) TOTAL: 18/32

Oh wow. I was at All In at Wembley but not yet made a wwe PPV. Hoping they come back to the o2 this year but not convinced it’s happening.

You’re missing a big word at the beginning of that @vikeologist. “If”. It’s a good job I’m resilient because I take a peppering off this ultimate challenge 😂 @Safe Handsit was quite tedious but I knew I could do it in the end. I had such a strong squad I can’t believe it took so long. I found the Madrid leg of the challenge much more exciting than Paris though, where winning was a formality. Thankfully I don’t have any rush to finish the challenge so will just keep plodding along. I may get there eventually. Time may restrict slightly when wwe 2k24 is released mind you.

Real Madrid: 2049/50 Review We went into this season having being surprisingly pipped to last seasons title by city rivals Atletico in what was an extremely frustrating campaign. I’d waited my entire reign to topple Barcelona in the league before being nabbed to the post by Atletico. Summer was all about adding depth to the squad and i felt that we did a really good job. A central midfielder arrived from Liverpool in a £70,000,000 deal but we conducted the majority of our business without spending a great deal. We would finally lift the La Liga title in what was an exciting and fascinating race. We needed to win our last eight league matches to match Barcelona’s points tally but we always had the advantage due to our head to head record. At one stage we fought back from a seven point deficit but in truth we were always in the hunt this time around. Thankfully it was only a two horse race this time and it was one that we managed to win. Again outside of the league it was a frustrating season. Manchester United ended our Champions League run at the quarter final stage and we lost in the final of both the Spanish Super Cup and the Copa del Rey, both to rivals Atletico. My reign saw so many cup finals and so many near misses but I have no departed having handed in my resignation after winning the league. We made five finals in the Copa del Rey (every season of my reign) and managed to win it just the once. It felt almost like a relief this time around to finally win the league title. My reign will be remembered for its failures rather than its success but thankfully I’ve won all of the domestic competitions during my time in the Spanish capital. The board begged with me to rescind my resignation but I had made my decision and I’m ready to move on. Italy or Germany are my most likely designations but I’ll wait for the World Cup to end and hopefully witness the crazy managerial merry go round. I’d like to grab a new international role as well after my failure with the Ivory Coast. Season Team Position Notes & Achievements -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2023/24 Pretoria Callies 5th (hired in 10th place) 2024/25 Pretoria Callies 1st(C) 2025/26 Cape Town City 12th (hired in 11th place) 2026/27 Cape Town City 1st (C) SA Premiership winners 2027/28 Cape Town City 3rd SA Knockout Cup & African Champions League winners 2028/29 Cape Town City 12th (resigned in october) 2030 Ulsan Hyundai 3rd Asian Champions League winners 2031 New York City FC 10th 2032 New York City FC 7th 2033 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield & MLS Eastern Conference winners 2034 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield, MLS Eastern Conference and Champions League winners 2035 - 2036 Palmeiras 4th (hired in 7th) 2037 Palmeiras 4th Sao Paulo State winners 2038 Palmeiras 1st (C) First Division, Sao Paulo State & Copa Libertadores winners 2039 Palmeiras - South American Super Cup & Brazilian Super Cup winners 2039/40 Sporting Lisbon 3rd (hired in 3rd) 2040/41 Sporting Lisbon 3rd Portuguese Cup winners 2041/42 Sporting Lison 1st (C) Portuguese Premier League, Portuguese Cup, Europa League and Portuguese Super Cup winners 2042/43 Atletico Madrid 3rd 2043/44 Paris St-Germain 1st (C) Ligue 1 winners 2044/45 RB Leizig 7th 2045/46 Real Madrid 4th Spanish Super Cup winners 2046/47 Real Madrid 3rd 2047/48 Real Madrid 2nd Copa del Rey Winners 2048/49 Real Madrid 2nd 2049/50 Real Madrid 1st (C) La Liga Winners Challenge Progress Club 6/10 Domestic Leagues (26/27 SA Premiership, 2033 MLS Cup, 2038 Brazilian First Division, 2041/42 Portuguese Premier, 2043/44 French Ligue 1, 2049/50 La Liga) 3/10 Domestic Cups (27/28 SA Knockout Cup, 2040/41 Portuguese Cup, 2048 Copa del Rey) 4/5 Continental Championships (27/28 African Champions League, 2031 Asian Champions League, 2034 NA Champions League, 2038 Copa Libertadores) 0/1 Club World Championship International 2/5 Continental Tournaments (2035 Gold Cup, 2036 Copa America) 1/1 World Tournament (World Cup 2046) TOTAL: 16/32

Ivory Coast: AFCON 2049 Midway through the season in Spain I took my Ivory Coast side to Angola for the next edition of the African Cup of Nations. In truth the less said about this tournament the better. It was my first and would be my only major tournament during my second stint with the nation as we failed miserably. We entered ranked 12th in the world and second in the rankings to Ghana as African teams. They were eliminated at the group stage which made our failure all the more disappointing. We won our group easy enough as a 0-0 draw with Libya was followed by a thumping 6-1 victory over the hosts and then a 3-1 win over Guinea Bissau. Even the goalless opener was a dominant performance for us as we missed two penalties and spurned a host of chances to win. In the Second Round we were drawn against Mali and were clear favourites with the bookmakers. Again we dominated the game but this time we were beaten 2-3 after extra time to be sent packing. A very disappointing end to my reign with the nation and these international tournaments are starting to become a real stretch. For now I have handed in my resignation and I may just steer clear of international management for the time being. Season Team Position Notes & Achievements -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2023/24 Pretoria Callies 5th (hired in 10th place) 2024/25 Pretoria Callies 1st(C) 2025/26 Cape Town City 12th (hired in 11th place) 2026/27 Cape Town City 1st (C) SA Premiership winners 2027/28 Cape Town City 3rd SA Knockout Cup & African Champions League winners 2028/29 Cape Town City 12th (resigned in october) 2030 Ulsan Hyundai 3rd Asian Champions League winners 2031 New York City FC 10th 2032 New York City FC 7th 2033 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield & MLS Eastern Conference winners 2034 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield, MLS Eastern Conference and Champions League winners 2035 - 2036 Palmeiras 4th (hired in 7th) 2037 Palmeiras 4th Sao Paulo State winners 2038 Palmeiras 1st (C) First Division, Sao Paulo State & Copa Libertadores winners 2039 Palmeiras - South American Super Cup & Brazilian Super Cup winners 2039/40 Sporting Lisbon 3rd (hired in 3rd) 2040/41 Sporting Lisbon 3rd Portuguese Cup winners 2041/42 Sporting Lison 1st (C) Portuguese Premier League, Portuguese Cup, Europa League and Portuguese Super Cup winners 2042/43 Atletico Madrid 3rd 2043/44 Paris St-Germain 1st (C) Ligue 1 winners 2044/45 RB Leizig 7th 2045/46 Real Madrid 4th Spanish Super Cup winners 2046/47 Real Madrid 3rd 2047/48 Real Madrid 2nd Copa del Rey Winners 2048/49 Real Madrid 2nd Challenge Progress Club 5/10 Domestic Leagues (26/27 SA Premiership, 2033 MLS Cup, 2038 Brazilian First Division, 2041/42 Portuguese Premier, 2043/44 French Ligue 1) 3/10 Domestic Cups (27/28 SA Knockout Cup, 2040/41 Portuguese Cup, 2048 Copa del Rey) 4/5 Continental Championships (27/28 African Champions League, 2031 Asian Champions League, 2034 NA Champions League, 2038 Copa Libertadores) 0/1 Club World Championship International 2/5 Continental Tournaments (2035 Gold Cup, 2036 Copa America) 1/1 World Tournament (World Cup 2046) TOTAL: 15/32

Real Madrid: 2048/49 Review Another season in Madrid is in the books and to be honest it was more of the same. We spent big in the summer and felt confident that we had enough to finish above Barcelona and lift the La Liga title this time around. We did indeed manage to finish above Barcelona but unfortunately it was our city rivals Atletico who lifted the league as we were once again stuck with a second placed finish. All in all we had a good campaign and we just got a little bit unlucky to miss out. We performed well for the most part but costly defeats to Barcelona and Atletico late on cost us and second was the best we could manage. Outside of the league we lifted the Spanish Super Cup but were beaten by Barcelona to deny us back to back Copa del Rey crowns. In the Champions League we made it through the league stage before losing out in the first round of the knockouts. One time I am hoping we can actually put together a good run and try to win it. With the season over I will now get my first crack at the Club World Cup hosted in Saudi Arabia. We should do alright in it and i would love to have a go at trying to win it. If we could do that then I wouldn’t be able to class this season as a failure. I’ve already got three transfer targets in front of me and I’ve started the process of trying to bring them to the club. If we get all three of them then I truly believe that next year could well be our year. Season Team Position Notes & Achievements -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2023/24 Pretoria Callies 5th (hired in 10th place) 2024/25 Pretoria Callies 1st(C) 2025/26 Cape Town City 12th (hired in 11th place) 2026/27 Cape Town City 1st (C) SA Premiership winners 2027/28 Cape Town City 3rd SA Knockout Cup & African Champions League winners 2028/29 Cape Town City 12th (resigned in october) 2030 Ulsan Hyundai 3rd Asian Champions League winners 2031 New York City FC 10th 2032 New York City FC 7th 2033 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield & MLS Eastern Conference winners 2034 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield, MLS Eastern Conference and Champions League winners 2035 - 2036 Palmeiras 4th (hired in 7th) 2037 Palmeiras 4th Sao Paulo State winners 2038 Palmeiras 1st (C) First Division, Sao Paulo State & Copa Libertadores winners 2039 Palmeiras - South American Super Cup & Brazilian Super Cup winners 2039/40 Sporting Lisbon 3rd (hired in 3rd) 2040/41 Sporting Lisbon 3rd Portuguese Cup winners 2041/42 Sporting Lison 1st (C) Portuguese Premier League, Portuguese Cup, Europa League and Portuguese Super Cup winners 2042/43 Atletico Madrid 3rd 2043/44 Paris St-Germain 1st (C) Ligue 1 winners 2044/45 RB Leizig 7th 2045/46 Real Madrid 4th Spanish Super Cup winners 2046/47 Real Madrid 3rd 2047/48 Real Madrid 2nd Copa del Rey Winners 2048/49 Real Madrid 2nd Challenge Progress Club 5/10 Domestic Leagues (26/27 SA Premiership, 2033 MLS Cup, 2038 Brazilian First Division, 2041/42 Portuguese Premier, 2043/44 French Ligue 1) 3/10 Domestic Cups (27/28 SA Knockout Cup, 2040/41 Portuguese Cup, 2048 Copa del Rey) 4/5 Continental Championships (27/28 African Champions League, 2031 Asian Champions League, 2034 NA Champions League, 2038 Copa Libertadores) 0/1 Club World Championship International 2/5 Continental Tournaments (2035 Gold Cup, 2036 Copa America) 1/1 World Tournament (World Cup 2046) TOTAL: 15/32

European Championships 2048 Having finally picked up my first major trophy with Real Madrid it was time to return to the international stage and lead my England side into the European Championships. We headed to the tournament hosted by Scotland and wales as defending champions as well as being the current world champions too. Unsurprisingly we were ranked number one in the world and very much fancied to go a long way through the tournament. After an injury scare we thankfully managed to take a full strength squad with us, including Chelsea striker Geslin Malaga-Omeonga. He’s a player I have tried and failed to sign with Madrid and would be a real key component if we were to go a long way through the tournament. We headed into the tournament in fine form as well. A turnaround 2-1 victory over Norway was followed by a 4-2 win over Paraguay as we managed to win both of our warm up matches. In our group we had Serbia, Netherlands and Romania in what definitely could’ve been a simpler prospect, although we were very much favourites to progress to the knockouts. We navigated the group although not particularly efficiently. Serbia were dispatched 2-1 in our opener before a dominant display against Romania saw us held to a 1-1 draw. Despite of the fact we had two goals disallowed late on. Finally a last minute equaliser saw us draw 1-1 with the Netherlands to book our spot in the knockout stages. A 4-1 victory over Greece put us into the quarter finals and book a blockbuster tie against Italy. We conceded twice in the last five minutes of the first half and despite dominating the second period we could only score once to crash out of the competition. I handed in my resignation and left before picking up the job with the Ivory Coast just a few weeks later. Back for my second spell a year out from the next edition of the African Cup of Nations. Season Team Position Notes & Achievements -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2023/24 Pretoria Callies 5th (hired in 10th place) 2024/25 Pretoria Callies 1st(C) 2025/26 Cape Town City 12th (hired in 11th place) 2026/27 Cape Town City 1st (C) SA Premiership winners 2027/28 Cape Town City 3rd SA Knockout Cup & African Champions League winners 2028/29 Cape Town City 12th (resigned in october) 2030 Ulsan Hyundai 3rd Asian Champions League winners 2031 New York City FC 10th 2032 New York City FC 7th 2033 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield & MLS Eastern Conference winners 2034 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield, MLS Eastern Conference and Champions League winners 2035 - 2036 Palmeiras 4th (hired in 7th) 2037 Palmeiras 4th Sao Paulo State winners 2038 Palmeiras 1st (C) First Division, Sao Paulo State & Copa Libertadores winners 2039 Palmeiras - South American Super Cup & Brazilian Super Cup winners 2039/40 Sporting Lisbon 3rd (hired in 3rd) 2040/41 Sporting Lisbon 3rd Portuguese Cup winners 2041/42 Sporting Lison 1st (C) Portuguese Premier League, Portuguese Cup, Europa League and Portuguese Super Cup winners 2042/43 Atletico Madrid 3rd 2043/44 Paris St-Germain 1st (C) Ligue 1 winners 2044/45 RB Leizig 7th 2045/46 Real Madrid 4th Spanish Super Cup winners 2046/47 Real Madrid 3rd 2047/48 Real Madrid 2nd Copa del Rey Winners 2048/49 Real Madrid tbc Challenge Progress Club 5/10 Domestic Leagues (26/27 SA Premiership, 2033 MLS Cup, 2038 Brazilian First Division, 2041/42 Portuguese Premier, 2043/44 French Ligue 1) 3/10 Domestic Cups (27/28 SA Knockout Cup, 2040/41 Portuguese Cup, 2048 Copa del Rey) 4/5 Continental Championships (27/28 African Champions League, 2031 Asian Champions League, 2034 NA Champions League, 2038 Copa Libertadores) 0/1 Club World Championship International 2/5 Continental Tournaments (2035 Gold Cup, 2036 Copa America) 1/1 World Tournament (World Cup 2046) TOTAL: 15/32

Real Madrid CF: 2047/48 Review A week away has given me a new lease of life for my save and I returned to my journey with the last season of my contract with Real Madrid upon us. My time in the Spanish capital had been difficult so far and I still chased an elusive first major trophy as we looked to chase down the almost unbeatable Barcelona. We spent big money in pre season as I looked to put together a squad to compete for those major trophies. The biggest signing was the £100,000,000 deal for St Etienne striker Joris Sellier as I chased a striker capable of firing us upwards. Another key signing was centre back Adama Traore who came in from Stade Reims on a free transfer. Players departed as well but we entered the season with a very high net spend. We performed well throughout the season but yet again chasing down Barcelona proved to big of a task for us. The signing of Sellier certainly helped us but we dropped too many points to pip our Catalan rivals. I’m happy enough with a second placed finish but I am worried going forwards that chasing Barcelona down may be too tough for us. Especially as the squad I have is about as strong as I think it can be. Thankfully we did end my hunt for a major trophy though as we finally got our hands on the Copa del Rey. A third straight final under my management finally saw us win as we capped off a great run to win. I felt confident the moment we knocked Espanyol out in the Quarter Finals although we then scrambled our way through Villarreal across two legs in the semis. The final itself was simple enough even after winger Asier Arrixabalaga had been sent off. Outside of that we made the quarterfinals of the Champions League before a heart breaking defeat to Chelsea saw us exit. In the Super Cup we made the final before losing out to Valencia to miss out on more silverware. I wasn’t too fussed about that if I’m honest. I had hoped for more, but we finally picked up the first major silverware of my reign. Coming second to Barcelona brings no shame although I’m a little worried about how long it may take me to chase down Barcelona for the league title. Thankfully my work here has seen me offered and sign a new deal so I’m going nowhere just yet. Having picked up the domestic cup here it means next season I can focus on chasing the league title. Worryingly the financial situation at the club is diminishing though and I may have to find new signings of a cheaper stature in order to improve. First up is the European Championships with England though and another opportunity to win an international honour. Season Team Position Notes & Achievements -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2023/24 Pretoria Callies 5th (hired in 10th place) 2024/25 Pretoria Callies 1st(C) 2025/26 Cape Town City 12th (hired in 11th place) 2026/27 Cape Town City 1st (C) SA Premiership winners 2027/28 Cape Town City 3rd SA Knockout Cup & African Champions League winners 2028/29 Cape Town City 12th (resigned in october) 2030 Ulsan Hyundai 3rd Asian Champions League winners 2031 New York City FC 10th 2032 New York City FC 7th 2033 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield & MLS Eastern Conference winners 2034 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield, MLS Eastern Conference and Champions League winners 2035 - 2036 Palmeiras 4th (hired in 7th) 2037 Palmeiras 4th Sao Paulo State winners 2038 Palmeiras 1st (C) First Division, Sao Paulo State & Copa Libertadores winners 2039 Palmeiras - South American Super Cup & Brazilian Super Cup winners 2039/40 Sporting Lisbon 3rd (hired in 3rd) 2040/41 Sporting Lisbon 3rd Portuguese Cup winners 2041/42 Sporting Lison 1st (C) Portuguese Premier League, Portuguese Cup, Europa League and Portuguese Super Cup winners 2042/43 Atletico Madrid 3rd 2043/44 Paris St-Germain 1st (C) Ligue 1 winners 2044/45 RB Leizig 7th 2045/46 Real Madrid 4th Spanish Super Cup winners 2046/47 Real Madrid 3rd 2047/48 Real Madrid 2nd Copa del Rey Winners 2048/49 Real Madrid tbc Challenge Progress Club 5/10 Domestic Leagues (26/27 SA Premiership, 2033 MLS Cup, 2038 Brazilian First Division, 2041/42 Portuguese Premier, 2043/44 French Ligue 1) 3/10 Domestic Cups (27/28 SA Knockout Cup, 2040/41 Portuguese Cup, 2048 Copa del Rey) 4/5 Continental Championships (27/28 African Champions League, 2031 Asian Champions League, 2034 NA Champions League, 2038 Copa Libertadores) 0/1 Club World Championship International 2/5 Continental Tournaments (2035 Gold Cup, 2036 Copa America) 1/1 World Tournament (World Cup 2046) TOTAL: 15/32

Real Madrid CF: 2046/47 Review Fresh off the back of winning the World Cup with England I returned to my task of restoring Real Madrid to former glories. My first campaign here had been modest at best, this time around I wanted some silverware. Armed with a significant transfer budget I attempted to plug the gaps I found in our squad from last season. A new keeper was signed, two new defenders and Christian Ahnen arrived as our new left winger in a £80,000,000 deal from my former club RB Leipzig. I was confident we could do better this season and the squad looked to have more depth than it had last time around. We did much better this season but we still ended up finishing way off the pace set by Barcelona. I’m not quite sure what the issue was as we seemed to control plenty of matches we just struggled to put teams away. We scored plenty of goals but we dropped too many points in games which we controlled and dominated. It was a disappointing campaign as we fell away late on in the season having spent the first half of it neck and neck at the top. Outside of the league we had a really sense of Deja vu. For the third time in a row and the second in a row under my management we would lose out in the Copa del Rey final to Espanyol. This time we were even more dominant and got done with a disappointing goal from a corner. Despite fighting back we couldn’t find the goal and yet again would finish as the losing finalists. In the Champions League we struggled more this time around. We finished down in the play off spots of the league stage and were eliminated by Juventus again in the play off round. This one really hurt me as I honestly felt we could go a long way in this competition. The Spanish Super Cup saw us get through Espanyol to make the final where we were comfortably beaten 0-2 by Valencia. For me I think this season was even more disappointing than the last. Our squad is absolutely jam packed with talent but we find ourselves without a trophy and kicking our wounds. Barcelona are an exceptional team to try and overcome and maybe I was a bit over confident that spending money would solve and bridge the gap. That being said I do plan on doing similar this summer. I don’t think we’re far away from winning trophies and I certainly don’t see myself walking away yet. I’ve got a real challenge on my hands but I am excited by it. With the right signings I’m sure we can go better next season and that is very much my goal. The end of next season will also bring the European championships with my England side. We’ve been dominant in qualifying and that bodes well for next season hopefully being successful at both club and international level. Season Team Position Notes & Achievements -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2023/24 Pretoria Callies 5th (hired in 10th place) 2024/25 Pretoria Callies 1st(C) 2025/26 Cape Town City 12th (hired in 11th place) 2026/27 Cape Town City 1st (C) SA Premiership winners 2027/28 Cape Town City 3rd SA Knockout Cup & African Champions League winners 2028/29 Cape Town City 12th (resigned in october) 2030 Ulsan Hyundai 3rd Asian Champions League winners 2031 New York City FC 10th 2032 New York City FC 7th 2033 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield & MLS Eastern Conference winners 2034 New York City FC 1st (C) MLS Cup, Supporters Shield, MLS Eastern Conference and Champions League winners 2035 - 2036 Palmeiras 4th (hired in 7th) 2037 Palmeiras 4th Sao Paulo State winners 2038 Palmeiras 1st (C) First Division, Sao Paulo State & Copa Libertadores winners 2039 Palmeiras - South American Super Cup & Brazilian Super Cup winners 2039/40 Sporting Lisbon 3rd (hired in 3rd) 2040/41 Sporting Lisbon 3rd Portuguese Cup winners 2041/42 Sporting Lison 1st (C) Portuguese Premier League, Portuguese Cup, Europa League and Portuguese Super Cup winners 2042/43 Atletico Madrid 3rd 2043/44 Paris St-Germain 1st (C) Ligue 1 winners 2044/45 RB Leizig 7th 2045/46 Real Madrid 4th Spanish Super Cup winners 2046/47 Real Madrid 3rd Challenge Progress Club 5/10 Domestic Leagues (26/27 SA Premiership, 2033 MLS Cup, 2038 Brazilian First Division, 2041/42 Portuguese Premier, 2043/44 French Ligue 1) 2/10 Domestic Cups (27/28 SA Knockout Cup, 2040/41 Portuguese Cup) 4/5 Continental Championships (27/28 African Champions League, 2031 Asian Champions League, 2034 NA Champions League, 2038 Copa Libertadores) 0/1 Club World Championship International 2/5 Continental Tournaments (2035 Gold Cup, 2036 Copa America) 1/1 World Tournament (World Cup 2046) TOTAL: 14/32