Those Who Dare | Bristol City | EASFC 25

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Difficulty - Legendary
Sliders - OS Community Sliders
Board Expectations - No Sacking
Scouting - On
Training Plans - On
Half Length - 10 Minutes
Youth Tournament Match Length - 3 Minutes
Youth Player Quality - Current Overall
Training Plan Recovery Rates - Realistic
Training Plan Availability - Only Automated
Playing Training Drills - Off
Development Rate Seniors - Normal
Development Rate Youth - Fast
Transfer Negotiations - Realistic
Transfer Approaches - Strict
Search Players - On
Scouting Speed Star Players - Instant
Scouting Speed General Players - Fast
International Job Offers - Off

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House Rules

Squad Rules
Competition squad rules must be abided by. The following rules are in effect for the competitions that the club may compete in:

English Premier League
Maximum squad size of 25 players
Maximum of 23 outfield players
Minimum of 8 Home Grown players (A player who has spent at least 3 seasons with a team affiliated to the FA or FAW before their the season they turn 22 years old)
Under 21s or Academy players do not count towards the squad cap
Maximum of 2 loans registered at the same time
Maximum of 1 player can be loaned in from each club
Maximum of 4 loans per season
A player cannot be loaned to another Premier League team in the same transfer window that he is brought into the club

English Football League
18 man matchday squad restrictions
Must include at least 1 Club Developed player (A player who has spent at least one season training with the club before the season they turn 19)
Minimum of 7 Home Grown players (A player who has spent at least 3 seasons with a team affiliated to the FA or FAW before their the season they turn 22 years old)
Maximum of 5 players on loan
Non-matchday squad restrictions:
No maximum squad size
Maximum of 4 players on loan from a single club
Maximum of 2 players over 24 on loan from a single club

F.A. Cup
Follows same squad restrictions as English Premier League
No player can play for more than 1 club in the same season

Carabao Cup
Follows same squad restrictions as English Football League
No player can play for more than 1 club in the same season
Clubs must field a full strength side (Full strength means a maximum of 3 players who have not played at least 50% of league games)

UEFA Champions League
Maximum squad size of 25 players
Minimum of 2 goalkeeepers selected
Minimum of 4 players trained at the club between their 15th and 21st birthday
Minimum of 8 players trained in the nation between their 15th and 21st birthday
Maximum of 1 player who has been registered in an European competition at another club
Maximum of 3 players can be swapped after the Winter Transfer Window
Players who are 21 years old or younger and have been registered at the club for at least one year do not have to be registered.

UEFA Europa League
Maximum squad size of 25 players
Minimum of 2 goalkeeepers selected
Minimum of 4 players trained at the club between their 15th and 21st birthday
Minimum of 8 players trained in the nation between their 15th and 21st birthday
Maximum of 1 player who has been registered in an European competition at another club
Maximum of 3 players can be swapped after the Winter Transfer Window
Players who are 21 years old or younger and have been registered at the club for at least one year do not have to be registered.

UEFA Conference League
Maximum squad size of 25 players
Minimum of 2 goalkeeepers selected
Minimum of 4 players trained at the club between their 15th and 21st birthday
Minimum of 8 players trained in the nation between their 15th and 21st birthday
Maximum of 1 player who has been registered in an European competition at another club
Maximum of 3 players can be swapped after the Winter Transfer Window
Players who are 21 years old or younger and have been registered at the club for at least one year do not have to be registered.

FIFA Loan Rules
As June 1, 2022, clubs can only loan out six professional players over the age of 21. Players aged 21 and under are exempt from these rules and a club may loan out as many as they wish.

Players who are not registered in any squad or using any special squad rulings must be loaned out or sold as soon as possible.

Scouting
Players must come mostly from countries where you would expect an English team to recruit players from, primarily the UK and Ireland. Players from English speaking countries, for example the US, Australia or Malta, or the Commonwealth will be given some preference as well. Players from continental European leagues will be preferred to players from Asian or South American leagues without good reason to simulate work permit restrictions.

After March 2019 no non-UK, or UK overseas territory, nationality player can be signed for the club without meeting one of a set of criteria. Firstly if the player was born in the UK or a UK overseas territory but has a different designated FIFA nationality. Secondly they have played in a UK league for at least 2 seasons. Thirdly they have a minimum of 10 international caps. Finally they have played in a major international competition or European club competition. A maximum of 3 non-UK nationality players can be signed per window after March 2019. This is to simulate the effect of Brexit on the transfer market.

Players must be A) scouted through the GTN or B) performing in a league and/or competition that would realistically garner attention. For example, an English 17-year-old in the MLS would not garner attention and therefore unless I had a scout in the U.S., I cannot sign that player. If said English 17-year-old was the top scorer in the Europa League regardless of what club he is playing for, I can sign that player as media attention would be heaped on that player. Youth academy scouting must follow the same rules as the above rule about where players should come from. Most of the club’s youth academy should be and will be English or English-speaking. There will be a secondary preference given to Commonwealth countries or countries with high UK immigration numbers (Nigeria, Poland, India etc).

As to which youth academy players are selected, any English player with a 90+ MAXIMUM potential (i.e. 69-93) in their first month of being scouted must be signed. If their potential drops, I can’t release them from the club until they are 17 and/or demand to be signed to the first team. If there is a demand to be signed to the first team and their potential high at the time is 83+, they must be signed to the first team.

Contracts (Tenative)

• A wage structure must be maintained at all times.
• Players will be put into the tiered squad roles as follows: 4 crucial first team players, 9 important first team players, 15 squad rotation players, unlimited number of any player below squad rotation.
• Every player in a tier must make the same amount per week. Each tier down must make 35 percent less than the tier above. For example, if crucial first team players make 150,000 a week, important first team players must make 115,000 a week and so on.
• The numbers are hard caps. If I bring in a crucial first team player, a crucial first team player has to leave or take a pay cut. If a crucial first team player accepts a pay cut, an important first team player must leave or take a pay cut and so on.
• If a player demands a raise to the next tier up and there is no room for them, they must be sold in the next possible window. No exceptions.
• The wage structure will be enacted after the first season to allow for the players initially on the roster to be fit into it.

Transfers In

• At no point will I use sites like sofifa, FUTWiz, etc.
• As stated above in the scouting portion, players who are bought must fit into the categories above. No exceptions.
• During player negotiations, players who are 22 and under and who are scouted as “high potential” players and not expected to be in the club’s regular rotation, must have 20% added to their transfer value. For example, if player X is 10 million, I must offer the club 12 million. Counter offers of a higher value can be negotiated in any manner I see fit as long as the 20% increase is maintained.
• Players who are 22 and under and who are scouted as “high potential” players and who are expected to be part of the club’s regular rotation, must have 40% added to their transfer value. Players who are expected to be a part of the regular first team must have 100% added to their transfer value. The transfer market is outrageous these days. I shouldn’t be signing 18-year-old world beating first team regulars for 10 million.
• I can only sign one player per season on a free contract in January. However, the player must either be A) under the average overall of the players at that position or B) a crucial first team player.
• I can sign players for bargains in the final season of their contract. This extends to players under 22, but the percentage increase must be accounted for.
• Any player signed must fit into the wage structure of the club. If a player breaks the wage structure, it must be adjusted to match (i.e. players getting raises to match new high). However, the player quotas cannot be changed and as such, sales must be made to balance.
• I can match any player's release clause.
• I must delegate all transfer dealings to simulate having a sporting director.

Transfers Out

• Wage structure rules apply.
• I can only force crucial and important first team players to stay by pricing them out of a move.
• I can haggle with squad rotation players’ prices, but I cannot price them out of a move.
• If a bid comes in above 50 percent of a player under squad rotation’s value, I must sell them. No exceptions.

Player Exchanges

• Player exchange transfers will be kept to a minimum.
• If a young player is transferred as part of a player exchange and I would like to bring them back, I can at 150% of their value.

Financial Fair Play

• Every effort will be made to not exceed 30 million in debt at the end of the transfer window. If 30 million is exceed, sales must be made to balance by the end of the following year’s window (i.e. if in violation in Summer 2017 then by Summer 2018, the debt must be cleared).
• Prize money, shirt sales, etc. can be used to balance debt.

This list is a living document and may be added to.

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Season-by-Season

Season Recaps
Season One - 2024/25
League: English Football League Championship
Final Position: 1st
Final Record: 46 games played | 31W-8D-7L | 97GF-28GA-69GD | 101 Points
Qualification: Promotion to Premier League
Domestic Cup: FA Cup - Round 4 | Carabao Cup - Round 2
European Cup: N/A
Season Record: 50 games played | 33W-8D-9L | 102Gf-36GA
Team Goal Leader: ST Fally Mayulu and LM Scott Twine, 20 goals
Team Assist Leader: LM Scott Twine, 19 assists
Team Clean Sheet Leader: GK Max O'Leary, 28 clean sheets
Team Worst Discipline: CM Jason Knight, 3 yellow card and 3 red cards

Season Two - 2025/26
League: English Premier League
Final Position: 7th
Final Record: 38 games played | 19W-5D-14L | 72GF-49GA-23GD | 62 points
Qualification: UEFA Conference League
Domestic Cup: FA Cup - Semifinals | Carabao Cup - Round 4
European Cup: N/A
Season Record: 46 games played | 25W-5D-16L | 94GF-56GA
Team Goal Leader: ST Matrin Satriano, 27
Team Assist Leader: LM Scott Twine, 17 assists
Team Clean Sheet Leader: GK Rome-Jayden Owusu-Oduro, 15 clean sheets
Team Worst Discipline: RB Ross McCrorie, 5 yellow cards and 3 red cards

Season Three - 2026/27
League: English Premier League
Final Position: 4th
Final Record: 38 games played | 24W-4D-10L | 102GF-63GA-39GD | 76 points
Qualification: UEFA Champions League
Domestic Cup: FA Cup - Final | Carabao Cup - Quarterfinals
European Cup: UEFA Conference League, Champions
Season Record: 60 games played | 44W-4D-12L | 201GF-95GA
Team Goal Leader: ST Matrin Satriano, 27 goals
Team Assist Leader: LM Scott Twine, 17 assists
Team Clean Sheet Leader: GK Rome-Jayden Owusu-Oduro, 15 clean sheets
Team Worst Discipline: CDM Claudio Gomes, 3 yellow cards and 2 red cards

Season Four - 2027/28
League: English Premier League
Final Position: 2nd
Final Record: 38 games played | 26W-3D-8L | 75GF-45GA-30GD | 81 points
Qualification: UEFA Champions League
Domestic Cup: FA Cup - Round 5 | Carabao Cup - Winner
European Cup: UEFA Champions League, Playoff
Season Record: 57 games played | 37W-5D-15L | 128GF-68GA
Team Goal Leader: ST Emanuel Emegha, 36 goals
Team Assist Leader: CAM Carney Chukwuemeka, 15 assists
Team Clean Sheet Leader: GK Rome-Jayden Owusu-Oduro, 10 clean sheets
Team Worst Discipline: CM Andy Diouf, 3 yellow cards and 1 red card

Season Five - 2028/29
League: English Premier League
Final Position: 1st
Final Record: 38 games played | 23W-8D-7L | 55GF-45GA-40GD | 77 points
Qualification: UEFA Champions League
Domestic Cup: FA Cup - Round 6 | Carabao Cup - Round 4
European Cup: UEFA Champions League, Quarterfinal
Season Record: 56 games played | 34W-9D-13L | 137GF-68GA
Team Goal Leader: ST Marc Guiu, 38 goals
Team Assist Leader: LB Fernando Orozco, 24 assists
Team Clean Sheet Leader: GK Rome-Jayden Owusu-Oduro, 16 clean sheets
Team Worst Discipline: CM Andy Diouf, 8 yellow cards and 1 red card

Season Six - 2029/30
League: English Premier League
Final Position: 1st
Final Record: 38 games played | 28W-4D-6L | 111GF-46GA-65GD | 88 points
Qualification: UEFA Champions League
Domestic Cup: FA Cup - Winner | Carabao Cup - Round 3
European Cup: UEFA Champions League, Playoff
Season Record: 56 games played | 39W-4D-13L | 153GF-64GA
Team Goal Leader: ST Orri Oskarsson, 40 goals
Team Assist Leader: LB Fernando Orozco, 28 assists
Team Clean Sheet Leader: GK Diogo Costa, 15 clean sheets
Team Worst Discipline: RB Trai Hume, 5 yellow cards and 1 red cards

Season Seven - 2030/31
League: English Premier League
Final Position: 1st
Final Record: 38 games played | 32W-4D-2L | 101GF-19GA-82GD | 100 points
Qualification: UEFA Champions League
Domestic Cup: FA Cup - Winner | Carabao Cup - Winner
European Cup: UEFA Champions League, Winner
Season Record: 66 games played | 58W-5D-3L | 189GF-35GA
Team Goal Leader: ST Marc Guiu, 52 goals
Team Assist Leader: LB Fernando Orozco, 34 assists
Team Clean Sheet Leader: GK Diogo Costa, 35 clean sheets
Team Worst Discipline: Four players with 4 yellow cards

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History Book

Honors
Continental
UEFA Champions League
Champions: 2030-31

UEFA Conference League
Champions: 2026-27

League
Premier League/First Division (level 1)
Champions: 2028-29, 2029-30, 2030-31
Second Division (level 2)
Champions: 1905–06, 2024-25
2nd place promotion: 1975–76
Third Division South / Third Division / Second Division / League One (level 3)
Champions: 1922–23, 1926–27, 1954–55, 2014–15
2nd place promotion: 1964–65, 1989–90, 1997–98, 2006–07
Fourth Division (level 4)
4th place promotion: 1983–84
Western League
Champions: 1897–98

Cup
FA Cup
Champions: 2029-30, 2030-31
Runners-up: 1908–09
League Cup
Champions: 2027-28, 2030-31
Associate Members' Cup / Football League Trophy
Winners: 1985–86, 2002–03, 2014–15
Runners-up: 1986–87, 1999–2000
Welsh Cup
Winners: 1933–34
Anglo-Scottish Cup
Winners: 1977–78

Record Books
Record League victory – 11-0 v. Fulham (29 September 2029)
Record FA Cup victory – 11–0 v. Chichester City (5 November 1960)
Record League defeat – 0–9 v. Coventry City (28 April 1934)
Record European victory - 7-0 v. Hammarby IF (4 March 2027)
Record European defeat - 0-3 v. LOSC Lille (13 February 2030)
Highest attendance – 43,335 v. Preston North End (16 February 1935)
Highest attendance (at any ground) – 86,703 v. Hull City Championship play-off final – Wembley Stadium – (24 May 2008)
Most League appearances – 597, John Atyeo (1951–66)
Most League goals scored – 314, John Atyeo (1951–66)
Most goals scored (overall) – 351, John Atyeo (1951–66)
Most capped player – Billy Wedlock, 26 caps, England
Most goals scored in a season – 40, Orri Oskarsson (2029-30)
Record transfer fee paid – £67.5 million to Real Sociedad for Fermain (August 2029)
Record transfer fee received – £30 million from Bayern Munich for Juanma Gutierrez (August 2029) and from Newcastle United for Tommy Doyle (August 2028)
Record sequence of League wins – 14; 9 September 1905 – 2 December 1905 – This was a joint league record until 2017.
Record sequence of League defeats – 8; 10 December 2016 – 21 January 2017
Record sequence of unbeaten League matches – 24; 9 September 1905 – 10 February 1906
Record sequence without a League win – 21; 16 March 2013 – 22 October 2013
Record points total for a Season – 101pts; English Football League Championship, 2024-25

Most Appearances
1. Louis Carey | 646
2. Josh Atyeo | 645
3. Trevor Tainton | 581
4. Brian Tinnion | 551
5. Tom Ritchie | 504
6. Gerry Sweeney | 490
7. Rob Newman | 483
8. Gerry Gow | 445
9. Geoff Merrick | 433
10. Scott Murray | 427

Most Goals
1. John Atyeo | 351
2. Tom Ritchie | 132
3. Orri Oskarsso | 125
4. Marc Guiu | 121
5. Arnold Rodgers | 111
6. Jimmy Rodgers | 108
7. Alan Welsh | 99
8. Scott Murray | 91
9. Tot Walsh | 91
10. John Galley | 90

Top 10 Career Statistics
Appearances
Trai Hume | 259
Ryan Price | 227
Anel Ahmedhodzic | 216
Archie Gray | 213
Fernando Orozco | 202
Andy Diouf | 182
Scott Twine | 168
Rome-Jayden Owusu-Oduro | 167
Orri Oskarsson | 160
Marc Guiu | 154

Goals
Orri Oskarsson | 125
Marc Guiu | 121
Emanuel Emegha | 80
Dominic Calvert-Lewin | 64
Ryan Price | 61
Jude Finch | 56
Fally Mayulu | 56
Scott Twine | 49
Richmond Tachie | 47
Juanma Gutierrez | 32

Assists
Fernando Orozco | 97
Ryan Price | 76
Scott Twine | 63
Marc Guiu | 49
Orri Oskarsson | 48
Dominic Calvert-Lewin | 36
Andy Diouf | 33
Yunus Musah | 30
Trai Hume | 28
Fermin | 27

Yellow Cards
Anel Ahmedhodzic | 25
Archie Gray | 18
Andy Diouf | 18
Trai Hume | 18
Fernando Orozco | 17
Frank Winter | 13
Yunus Musah | 11
Joe Williams | 11
Musa Sow | 10
Ross McCrorie | 10

Red Cards
Rob Dickie | 4
Jason Knight | 4
Ross McCrorie | 3
Nathaniel Brown | 2
Claudio Gomes | 2
Ryan Price | 2
Anel Ahmedhodzic | 2
Trai Hume | 2
Andy Diouf | 2
Musa Sow | 2

Average Rating
Marc Guiu | 7.70
Orri Oskarsson | 7.49
Fernando Orozco | 7.42
Ryan Price | 7.41
Fermin | 7.39
Scott Twine | 7.37
Dominic Calvert-Lewin | 7.31
Carney Chukwuemeka | 7.30
Yunus Musah | 7.29
Richmond Tachie | 7.29

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Bristol City Transfers and Academy Graduates

2024-25
Transfers
Harry Cornick, Bristol City to KRC Genk, £930,000
Kal Naismith, Bristol City to Club Brugge, £1 million
Nahki Wells, Bristol City to Antalayaspor, £490,000
Omar Taylor-Clarke, Bristol City to Adana Demispor, £360,000
Ayman Benarous, Bristol City to Al-Kholood, £860,000
Lewis Thomas, Bristol City to St-Truiden, £165,000
Richmond Tachie, FC Kaiserslautern to Bristol City, £1.5 million
Marlon Fossey, Standard Liege to Bristol City, £2.3 million
Mark Sykes, Bristol City to FC Midjytlland, Bosman
Stefan Bajic, Bristol City to Watford, Bosman
Julian RIjkhoff, AFC Ajax to Bristol City, Loan
Ethan Nwaneri, Arsenal to Bristol City, Loan
Omari Forson, Monza to Bristol City, Loan

Academy Graduates
CAM Ryan Price, Wales
CAM Alex Griffin, Wales
CAM Leon Jones, England
RM Curtis Glyn, Wales

2025-26
Transfers
Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Everton to Bristol City, Free
Tom Dele-Bashiru, Watford to Bristol City, Free
Assan Ouedraogo, RB Leipzig to Bristol City, Loan
Ryan Price, Bristol City to Watford, Loan
Nathaniel Brown, Eintracht Frankfurt to Bristol City, £6.2 million
Rome-Jayden Owusu-Oduro, Bayern Munich to Bristol City, £5.5 million
Anel Ahmedhodzic, Sheffield United to Bristol City, £6.4 million
Emry Gwynn, Bristol City to Cosenza, Loan
Josh Stokes, Bristol City to Paris FC, Loan
Seb Palmer-Houlden, Bristol City to Queens Park Rangers, Loan
Trai Hume, Sunderland to Bristol City, £6.5 million
Frank Fielding, Stoke City to Bristol City, Free
Renato Sanches, Paris Saint-Germain to Bristol City, Loan
Martin Satriano, Internazionale to Bristol City, Loan
Alex Griffin, Bristol City to VfL Bochum, Loan
Adam Murphy, Bristol City to Alyanaspor, Loan
Yu Hirakawa, Bristol City to Coventry City, Loan
Anis Mehmeti, Bristol City to Cardiff City, £1.8 million
Curtis Glyn, Bristol City to CFR Cluj, Loan
George Tanner, Bristol City to Luton Town, £1.3 million
Sam Bell, Bristol City to Stoke City, £1.2 million
Leon Jones, Bristol City to Catanzaro, £2.1 million

Academy Graduates
CM Alexander Cox, England
ST Alexander MacKintosh, Scotland

2026-27
Transfers
Renato Sanches, Paris Saint-Germain to Bristol City, Loan
Rob Atkinson, Bristol City to Middlesbrough, £4.4 million
Adam Murphy, Bristol City to AVS Futebol, £1.3 million
Yu Hirakawa, Bristol City to Sunderland, £1.4 million
Jason Knight, Bristol City to Norwich City, £2.6 million
Curtis Glyn, Bristol City to Huddersfield Town, £450,000
Emry Gwynn, Bristol City to Coventry City, Loan
Ross McCrorie, Bristol City to Everton, £8.5 million
George Long, Unattached to Bristol City, Free
Tosin Adarabioyo, Chelsea to Bristol City, Loan
Riley MacKintosh, Bristol City to Watford, Loan
Sinclair Armstrong, Bristol City to Luton Town, £2 million
Moise Bombito, OGC Nice to Bristol City, £4.1 million
Alexander Cox, Bristol City to Kasimpasa, Loan
Emanuel Emegha, RC Strasbourg to Bristol City, £11 million
Claudio Gomes, Palermo to Bristol City, £5.2 million
Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Olympique Lyon to Bristol City, £7 million
Elijah Morrison, Bristol City to AVS Futebol, £190,000
Josh Stokes, Bristol City to AVS Futebol, £1.4 million

Academy Graduates
CDM Hugo Ponce, Spain
ST Jude Finch, England
GK Charlie Bailey, United States
GK Isaac Perry, United States
LB Callum Higgins, England
CDM Archie Greaves, England
LM Raul Albornoz, Argentina
CM Nicholas Waite, England
CM Michael Akenzua, Nigeria
CAM Daniel Balogun, Nigeria
RM Rhys Bowen, Wales
RM Joshua Wilkes, England

2027-28
Transfers
Taylor Gardner-Hickman, Bristol City to Royal Antwerp, Free
Joe Williams, Bristol City to Norwich City, Free
Max Bird, Bristol City to Norwich City, Free
Marlon Fossey, Bristol City to Ipswich Town, £2.5 million
Cameron Pring, Bristol City to Wolverhampton, £5.5 million
Daniel Balogun, Bristol City to KV Kortrijk, Loan
Michael Akenzua, Bristol City to Bodo/Glimt, Loan
Rhys Bowen, Bristol City to Huddersfield Town, Loan
Archie Greaves, Bristol City to Arouca, Loan
Joshua Wilkes, Bristol City to Paderborn, Loan
Fernando Orozco, Arsenal de Sarandí to Bristol City, £3 million
Finn Daems, KAS Eupen to Bristol City, £1.5 million
Juanma Gutierrez, Millonarios to Bristol City, £1 million
Oumar Sidibe, ASC Jaraaf to Bristol City, £975,000
Niclas Lehmann, Jahn Regensburg to Bristol City, £2.5 million
Tom Dele-Bashiru, Bristol City to KAA Gent, £3.5 million
Richmond Tachie, Bristol City to Swansea City, £2 million
Rob Dickie, Bristol City to FC Utrecht, £2.5 million
Max O’Leary, Bristol City to Birmingham City, £2.8 million
Alexander Cox, Bristol City to Southampton, Loan
Riley MacKintosh, Bristol City to Hull City, Loan
Emry Gwynn, Bristol City to Watford, £7.5 million
Fally Mayulu, Bristol City to Monza, £8.8 million
Tommy Doyle, Wolverhampton to Bristol City, £19 million
Andy Diouf, RC Lens to Bristol City, £22.3 million
Frank Winter, Bor. M’Gladbach to Bristol City, £17.5 million
Callum Higgins, Bristol City to Groningen, Loan
Alex Griffin, Bristol City to Club Brugge, £4.3 million
Archie Gray, Atletico Madrid to Bristol City, £38.5 million
Camille Jean, RC Strasbourg to Bristol City, £7 million
Carney Chukwuemeka, Chelsea to Bristol City, Loan
Charlie Bailey, Bristol City to Rangers, Loan
Leon Jones, Bristol City to Grazer AK, £390,000

Academy Graduates
GK Harvey Vickers, England
LB Alfonso Vargas, Spain
LB Malcolm Hardie, Scotland
CB Jaxon Bateman, England
CB Gordon Stoddart, Scotland
CDM Jonathan Stephenson, England
LM Fathi Ahmed, Morocco
CAM Abdallah Saber, Morocco
CAM Oliver Manson, Scotland

2028-29
Transfers
Musa Sow, Generation Foot to Bristol City, Free
Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Bristol City to SV Werder Bremen, £10.5 million
Joshua Wilkes, Bristol City to OH Leuven, £2.6 million
Daniel Balogun, Bristol City to Angers SCO, Loan
Nathaniel Brown, Bristol City to Feyenoord, £6 million
Rhys Bowen, Bristol City to Real Zaragoza, Loan
Moise Bombito, Bristol City to Crystal Palace, £6 million
Archie Greaves, Bristol City to Norwich City, Loan
Tommy Doyle, Bristol City to Newcastle United, £35 million
Scott Twine, Bristol City to Wolverhampton Wanderers, £12 million
Callum Higgins, Bristol City to AS Saint-Étienne, Loan
Gordon Stoddart, Bristol City to Go Ahead Eagles, Loan
Emanuel Emegha, Bristol City to Everton, £26.6 million
Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Bristol City to Stade Brestois, £14 million
Yunus Musah, AC Milan to Bristol City, £40 million
Owen Wijndal, AFC Ajax to Bristol City, £9.1 million
Marc Guiu, ACF Fiorentina to Bristol City, £35 million
Orri Óskarsson, Internazionale to Bristol City, £34.6 million
Jurgen Ekkelenkamp, Udinese to Bristol City, £9 million
Chris Rigg, AC Milan to Bristol City, £22.5 million
Brooke Norton-Cuffy, Cádiz CF to Bristol City, £19.3 million
Daniel Jebbison, AFC Bournemouth to Bristol City, Free

Academy Graduates
GK William Faulkner, England
LB Jude Metcalfe, England
CB Lewis Marsden, England
RB Jesse Banks, United States
CDM Frankie Mason, England
CDM Ezekiel Bankole, Nigeria
CDM Bradley West, England
CAM Adrian Reina, Spain
CAM Dembe Adu, Ghana

2029-30
Transfers
Harvey Vickers, Bristol City to Werder Bremen, £1.3 million
Ezekiel Bankole, Bristol City to Blau-Weiss Linz, Loan
Oliver Mason, Bristol City to Los Angeles FC, Loan
Riley MacKintosh, Bristol City to NEC Nijmegen, £2.8 million
Alexander Cox, Bristol City to Norwich City, £7.5 million
Oumar Sidibe, Bristol City to AS Saint-Étienne, £6.5 million
Jonathan Stephenson, Bristol City to SD Eibar, Loan
Juanma Gutierrez, Bristol City to Bayern Munich, £35 million
Gordon Stoddart, Bristol City to Fortuna Dusseldorf, Loan
Fathi Ahmed, Bristol City to Crystal Palace, £14 million (Loan w/ Buy Option)
Bradley West, Bristol City to Luton Town, Loan
Abdallah Saber, Bristol City to Paris FC, £1.5 million
Jude Metcalfe, Bristol City to Arouca, Loan
Daniel Balogun, Bristol City to St. Pauli, £1.8 million
William Faulkner, Bristol City to Huddersfield Town, £1 million
Adrian Reina, Bristol City to IK Sirius, Loan
Diogo Costa, Bayer Leverkusen to Bristol City, £62.5 million
Fermin, Real Sociedad to Bristol City, £67.5 million
Goncalo Inacio, RB Leipzig to Bristol City, £67.0 million
Ulysse Fontaine, FC Sochaux to Bristol City, £3.5 million
Alejandro Rojas, UD Ibiza to Bristol City, £870,000
Niclas Lehmann, Bristol City to Torino, £27.5 million
Michael Akenzua, Bristol City to Sparta Rotterdam, £1.8 million
Rome-Jayden Owusu-Oduro, Bristol City to RC Lens, £30 million
Joe Lumley, Unattached to Bristol City, Free
Malcolm Hartfield, Bristol City to Al-Fateh, £3 million
Alfonso Vargas, Bristol City to Al-Qadisiyah, £3.6 million
Dembe Adu, Bristol City to Al-Wehda, £840,000
Jaxon Bateman, Bristol City to Bodrumspor, £1.5 million

Academy Graduates
GK Benjamin Wood, England
LB Jay Wills, England
CB Albert Walker, England
CB Jack Wyatt, England
RB Joshua Davis, England
CAM Harvey Barnard, England
ST Jude Gibbs, England
CM Theo Zimmerman, Germany

2030-31
Transfers
Noah Osborne, Bristol City to Eintracht Frankfurt, £2.8 million
Skender Cela, Bristol City to Sunderland, £670,000
Callum Higgins, Bristol City to Hull City, £3 million
Joshua Davis, Bristol City to Granada, Loan
Jay Wills, Bristol City to Cardiff City, Loan
Jude Gibbs, Bristol City to Boavista, Loan
Jack Wyatt, Bristol City to US Cremonese, Loan
Archie Greaves, Bristol City to Coventry City, £7.2 million
Harvey Barnard, Bristol City to Slask Wroclaw, Loan
Frankie Mason, Bristol City to Bodorumpsor, £690,000
Jonathan Stephenson, Bristol City to Borussia Dortmund, £3.8 million
Owen Wijndal, Bristol City to Feyenoord, £10.5 million
Frank Winter, Bristol City to West Ham United, £56.5 million
Rhys Bowen, Bristol City to Hull City, £4.6 million
Daniel Jebbison, Bristol City to Sunderland, £7 million
Anel Ahmedhodzic, Bristol City to ACF Fiorentina, £21 million
Jurgen Ekkelenkamp, Bristol City to Norwich City, £14.5 million
Claudio Gomes, Bristol City to West Ham United, £15.5 million
Brooke Norton-Cuffy, Bristol City to Leicester City, £15 million
Camille Jean, Bristol City to Everton, £21.0 million
Musa Sow, Bristol City to Monaco, £67.5 million
Antonio Silva, Paris Saint-Germain to Bristol City, £92.5 million
Chadi Riad, Crystal Palace to Bristol City, £2.14 million
Harrison Armstrong, US Sassuolo to Bristol City, £22.5 million
Jonathan Buck, Unattached to Bristol City, Free Transfer
Benjamin Wood, Bristol City to Sparta Rotterdam, Loan
Bradley West, Bristol City to Hull City, Loan
Albert Walker, Bristol City to Istanbul Basaksehir, Loan
Oliver Manson, Bristol City to Aberdeen, Loan
Oscar Bowen, Bristol City to Eintracht Braunschweig, Loan

Academy Graduates
LB Noah Osborne, England
RB Skender Cela, Albania
GK Frank Perry, Canada
LB Moustafa Ahmed, Algeria
LB Thomas Bradshaw, England
RB Ciaran Gilchrist, Northern Ireland
RB Dylan Carroll, Northern Ireland
CM Elijah Chambers, England
CM William Palmer, England
CAM Azizi El Hindi, Egypt
ST Jenson Walker, England
ST Sam Alexander, England

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Competition Winners and Top Transfers

Competition Winners
UEFA Champions League
2024-25: Manchester City defeats AC Milan, 1-0
2025-26: Manchester City defeats Atletico Madrid, 3-1
2026-27: Manchester City defeats Paris Saint-Germain, 2-1
2027-28: Paris Saint-Germain defeats Real Madrid, 2-1
2028-29: Internazionale defeats Paris-Saint Germain, 1-1 (6-5p)
2029-30: Bayern Munich defeats Real Madrid, 2-1
2030-31: Bristol City defeats AC Milan, 4-0

UEFA Europa League
2024-25: Real Sociedad defeats OGC Nice, 3-1
2025-26: Juventus defeats Arsenal, 3-2
2026-27: SSC Napoli defeats Newcastle, 4-3
2027-28: Sevilla defeats Wolfsburg, 2-2 (5-4p)
2028-29: Newcastle defeats Feyenoord, 2-0
2029-30: Chelsea defeats Feyenoord, 2-1
2030-31: Sevilla defeats AS Roma, 2-1

UEFA Conference League
2024-25: Chelsea defeats Fiorentina, 4-0
2025-26: Fiorentina defeats Montpellier, 2-1
2026-27: Bristol City defeats AS Roma, 3-2
2027-28: OGC Nice defeats West Ham, 1-0
2028-29: Arsenal defeats LOSC Lille, 1-0
2029-30: Manchester United defeats Real Sociedad, 3-1
2030-31: AS Monaco defeats Girona, 3-0

English FA Cup
2024-25: Chelsea defeats Newcastle United, 2-0
2025-26: Manchester City defeats Bournemouth, 3-1
2026-27: Manchester City defeats Bristol City, 6-2
2027-28: West Ham defeats Chelsea, 2-1
2028-29: Newcastle defeats Norwich City, 3-0
2029-30: Bristol City defeats Manchester City, 3-2
2030-31: Bristol City defeats Brentford, 3-0

Carabao Cup
2024-25: Arsenal defeats Liverpool, 3-2
2025-26: Chelsea defeats Brentford, 2-0
2026-27: Manchester City defeats Arsenal, 1-1 (4-2p)
2027-28: Bristol City defeats Crystal Palace, 3-0
2028-29: Chelsea defeats Tottenham Hotspur, 2-1
2029-30: AFC Bournemouth defeats Manchester United, 2-1
2030-31: Bristol City defeats Chelsea, 1-0

English Premier League
2024-25: Manchester City - 75 points
2025-26: Arsenal - 74 points
2026-27: Manchester City - 98 points
2027-28: Liverpool - 86 points
2028-29: Bristol City - 77 points
2029-30: Bristol City - 88 points
2030-31: Bristol City - 100 points

La Liga
2024-25: Real Madrid - 84 points
2025-26: Real Madrid - 84 points
2026-27: Real Madrid - 87 points
2027-28: Real Madrid - 93 points
2028-29: FC Barcelona - 86 points
2029-30: FC Barcelona - 91 points
2030-31: Real Madrid - 86 points

Ligue 1
2024-25: Paris Saint-Germain - 73 points
2025-26: Paris Saint-Germain - 76 points
2026-27: Paris Saint-Germain - 82 points
2027-28: Paris Saint-Germain - 76 points
2028-29: Paris Saint-Germain - 80 points
2029-30: Olympique Lyon - 72 points
2030-31: Paris Saint-Germain - 77 points

Bundesliga
2024-25: Bayer Leverkusen - 73 points
2025-26: Bayer Leverkusen - 74 points
2026-27: Bayern Munich - 84 points
2027-28: Bayern Munich - 76 points
2028-29: Bayer Leverkusen - 70 points
2029-30: Bayern Munich - 84 points
2030-31: Bayern Munich - 78 points

Serie A
2024-25: AC Milan - 75 points
2025-26: Internazionale - 76 points
2026-27: AC Milan - 85 points
2027-28: SSC Napoli - 86 points
2028-29: AC Milan - 90 points
2029-30: AC Milan - 79 points
2030-31: AC Milan - 81 points

Eredivisie
2024-25: Feyenoord - 83 points
2025-26: PSV Eindhoven - 89 points
2026-27: Feyenoord - 75 points
2027-28: FC Twente - 74 points
2028-29: PSV Eindhoven - 76 points
2029-30: Feyenoord - 86 points
2030-31: PSV Eindhoven - 77 points

Liga Portugal
2024-25: FC Porto - 78 points
2025-26: SL Benfica - 82 points
2026-27: Sporting CP - 79 points
2027-28: FC Porto - 80 points
2028-29: Sporting CP - 77 points
2029-30: SL Benfica - 77 points
2030-31: SPorting CP - 78 points

Super Lig
2024-25: Besiktas - 74 points
2025-26: Fenerbahce - 84 points
2026-27: Galatasary - 83 points
2027-28: Fenerbahce - 82 points
2028-29: Fenerbahce - 88 points
2029-30: Fenerbahce - 92 points
2030-31: Fenerbahce - 81 points

Scottish Premiership
2024-25: Rangers - 77 points
2025-26: Celtic - 87 points
2026-27: Celtic - 82 points
2027-28: Rangers - 77 points
2028-29: Celtic - 77 points
2029-30: Celtic - 89 points
2030-31: Celtic - 76 points

Top 10 Transfers by Year
2024-25
1. Gabriel, Arsenal to Liverpool: £79.3 million
2. Dusan Vlahovic, Juventus to Arsenal: £70.9 million
3. Ollie Watkins, Aston Villa to Bayern Munich: £69.3 million
4. Alejandro Balde, FC Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain, £67.1 million
5. Nuno Mendes, Paris Saint-Germain to Manchester United, £58.4 million
6. Lisandro Martinez, Manchester United to Bayer Leverkusen, £51 million
7. Viktor Tsygankov, Girona to Atletico Madrid, £50.6 million
8. Sven Botman, Newcastle United to Atalanta, £50.5 million
9. Andrew Robertson, Liverpool to Bayer Leverkusen, £46.9 million
10. Brian Brobbey, Ajax to RB Leipzig, £45.5 million

2025-26
1. Rodrygo, Real Madrid to AC Milan, £185.9 million
2. Nico Williams, Athletic Bilbao to Bayer Leverkusen, £115.6 million
3. Lois Openda, RB Leipzig to Real Madrid, £114.1 million
4. Aurelien Tchouameni, Real Madrid to Arsenal, £107.8 million
5. Jeremie Frimpong, Bayer Leverkusen to Real Madrid, £87.8 million
6. Enzo Fernandez, Chelsea to Atletico Madrid, £84.3 million
7. Exequiel Palacios, Bayer Leverkusen to Aston Villa, £83.2 million
8. Viktor Gyokeres, Sporting CP to Bayer Leverkusen, £81.1 million
9. Leroy Sane, Bayern Munich to Juventus, £75.9 million
10. Gabriel Martinelli, Arsenal to Atletico Madrid, £75.2 million

2026-27
1. Xavi Simons, Paris Saint-Germain to Chelsea, £172.3 million
2. Eduardo Camavinga, Real Madrid to Paris Saint-Germain, £136.8 million
3. Frenkie De Jong, FC Barcelona to Chelsea, £95.8 million
4. Michael Olise, Bayern Munich to Internazionale, £91.7 million
5. Trent Alexander-Arnold, Liverpool to Monaco, £81.7 million
6. Manuel Ugarte, Manchester United to RB Leipzig, £71.7 million
7. Aleix Garcia, Bayer Leverkusen to Manchester United, £70.7 million
8. Bruno Fernandes, Manchester United to Bayern Munich, £69.7 million
9. Jonathan Tah, Bayer Leverkusen to Chelsea, £69.4 million
10. Orkun Kokcu, Benfica to Manchester City, £65.5 million

2027-28
1. Basile Perrin, Montpellier to RB Leipzig, £110.2 million
2. Victor Osimhen, SSC Napoli to Arsenal, £109.4 million
3. Rafael Leao, AC Milan to Real Madrid, £107.6 million
4. Lautaro Martinez, Internazionale to SCC Napoli, £105.2 million
5. Nico Schlotterbeck, Borussia Dortmund to Tottenham, £104.4 million
6. Takefusa Kubo, Real Sociedad to Barcelona, £101.2 million
7. Lois Openda, Real Madrid to Leicester City, £97.8 million
8. Endrick, Real Madrid to Bayer Leverkusen, £97.2 million
9. Bremer, Juventus to Manchester City, £93.8 million
10. Savinho, Manchester City to Atletico Madrid, £93.2 million

2028-29
1. Johannes Winter, Manchester United to Brighton and Hove Albion, £171.5 million
2. Arda Guler, Paris Saint-Germain to Real Madrid, £152.7 million
3. Assan Ouedraogo, Bayer Leverkusen to Tottenham Hotspur, £145.5 million
4. Jules Kounde, FC Barcelona to Arsenal, £125.4 million
5. Stefan Grigore, Celtic to FC Barcelona, £123.1 million
6. Aurelien Tchouameni, Arsenal to Internazionale, £120.3 million
7. Federico Valverde, Real Madrid to SSC Napoli, £107 million
8. Julian Alvarez, Atletico Madrid to West Ham United, £102.8 million
9. Dominik Szoboszlai, Liverpool to SSC Napoli, £100.8 million
10. Michael Olise, Internazionale to Atletico Madrid, £92.9 million

2029-30
1. Mario Villar, Real Betis to Newcastle United, £158.6 million
2. Pablo Gavi, FC Barcelona to Arsenal, £153.1 million
3. Endrick, Bayer Leverkusen to Nottingham Forest, £151.8 million
4. Alvaro Franco, FC Barcelona to Manchester United, £135.8 million
5. Martin Odegaard, Arsenal to Paris Saint-Germain, £134.2 million
6. Ronald Araujo, FC Barcelona to Manchester City, £128.6 million
7. Yeremy Pino, FC Barcelona to Internazionale, £89.6 million
8. Alphonso Davies, Real Madrid to Manchester United, £89.2 million
9. Alexander Isak, Newcastle United to Bournemouth, £87.8 million
10. Nuno Mendes, Manchester United to Bayern Munich, £85.8 million

2030-31
1. Gil Cruz, Real Madrid to SSC Napoli, £191.2 million
2. Brahim Said, Southampton to FC Barcelona, £154.7 million
3. Evan Brown, Feyenoord to Wolverhampton Wanderers, £150.4 million
4. Sebastian Burns, Internazionale to Paris Saint-Germain, £129.3 million
5. Vitor Roque, FC Barcelona to West Ham United, £107.8 million
6. Logan Morgan, Crystal Palace to Manchester United, £104.6 million
7. Johan Bakayoko, SSC Napoli to Internazionale, £104.3 million
8. Mahmut Kaya, Galatasary to Paris Saint-Germain, £104.2 million
9. Takefusa Kubo, FC Barcelona to Manchester City, £103.4 million
10. Giorgio Scalvini, Tottenham Hotspur to Valencia, £96.2 million

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