In this Challenge, you’ve got to find a system that suits the remaining players at your disposal and still allows you to meet the board’s expectations in the league.
Now, picture a situation where a club is without five or six of their most essential stars. Losing just one player to a serious injury can be enough to derail a club’s campaign. Here, the difficulty setting affects the number of wins your team already has on the board when you become the manager. Taking over a team embroiled in a relegation battle halfway through the season, your job is simple: guide them to safety. That’s the situation you’ll find yourself in with this Challenge. The Saviour ComethĪ common sight in every football season across the world is managers being drafted in partway through the campaign to help a club stave off relegation.
If, by the time you’ve finished the Challenge, you are finding yourself right at home with the club you’ve chosen, you can continue on with that save as its own career after that point.
Your place on the leaderboard will be determined by the difficulty level you’ve chosen. Should you complete any of them, you’ll obtain the in-game achievement entitled ‘The Challenge Master’ and be placed on the specific leaderboard for that Challenge. Whether you’re playing on iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple TV, let’s dive into the options waiting for you to explore on Apple Arcade.Īll six Challenges come with a difficulty level setting, ranging between Easy, Normal and Hard*, and you can select any club of your choosing to undertake them with. All six Challenges parachute you into a ready-made scenario that’ll put your managerial skills to the test and perhaps give you some inspiration for your next long-term career. Indeed, in many instances they take over at a club in less-than-ideal circumstances.Īn excellent reflection of the real-life variety of situations that managers have to work with can be found in Football Manager 2023 Touch’s Challenge mode. Not every football manager is able to start a job with a clean slate.
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