Every addition they named
If a feature is not in the table, the posts did not name it.
The season's posts name a set of additions. This note lists every one of them that the Out Now post, the 5 November feature blog, or the FAQ actually names. One row each. If a row is not here, it was not named in those texts. Player ratings, wages, formation bonuses, and club lists are not in the posts, so they are not in the table. Spelling is left as printed. Wind Up Artist and Wind-up Artist are both kept. The reply pair is not settled. The league bullet that says "leagues" and the sentence that names Colombia stay as two rows, because one of them does not name a country.
Search Preferred Move(s), one of the season's named additions. Official screenshot, SEGA feature blog.
How a row got in
A row needs a name in at least one of the three texts. Out Now is Kyle Brown's post on the Sports Interactive community site, dated 10 November 2026. The feature blog is SEGA's page dated 5 November, including the essay and the FAQ printed under it. The community FAQ is Zachary Whyte's thread.
The table
| Named addition | Where it is named | What the text says |
|---|---|---|
| Updated match engine | Out Now | More authentic moment-to-moment play; real-time statistics, with Expected Goals as the example |
| 2D match engine | Feature blog, both FAQs | Most advanced 2D engine in the mobile series; latest match logic; 2D picture kept; brought over from the PC version |
| Extra stats and graphs | Both FAQs | Between on-pitch moments, more statistics, graphs, and more, for your side and the opposition |
| Expected Goals | Out Now, blog, both FAQs | In the match; blog also names league tables and post-match reports; FAQ also says other key areas and media items |
| Team dynamics | Out Now, blog, both FAQs | Events that hit morale; more ways to interact with players; blog calls it an enhanced Dynamics Interaction system |
| Morale inbox items | Blog, both FAQs | Dressing-room conflicts and goal droughts; personal or group events; a striker's drought is the personal example |
| Dressing-room split example | Feature blog | A player speaks against you and your tactics; the room can divide between those who back you and those who agree |
| Read the reaction | Blog, both FAQs | Dynamics and Player Profiles |
| Influence the reaction | Both FAQs | Talk to the player, or comment in public to the media |
| Four reply names | Blog essay and both FAQs | Satisfied, Encourage, Praise, Criticise; essay calls Satisfied and Encourage new; FAQ calls Praise and Criticise the now-pair |
| Personality insight | Blog, both FAQs | More detail on how a player is likely to respond; not a published personality chart |
| Train or remove traits | Out Now, blog, both FAQs | Train preferred moves or traits, also called signature moves in Out Now; or remove them |
| Trait detail | Blog, both FAQs | More clarity or more description, so you can judge improve versus erase; definitions are not copied out |
| Staff gate on training | Blog, both FAQs | Coaching staff and structure decide what you can train; recruit for the specialisms you need; specialism names are not listed |
| Search by trait or personality | Out Now, blog, both FAQs | Search players whose traits fit; filters for personality type and playing traits |
| Named personality examples | Blog, both FAQs | Model Professional; Wind Up Artist in the FAQ; Wind-up Artist in the blog |
| Supporters section | Out Now, blog, both FAQs | New section or tab or screen inside Board Confidence |
| Supporter rating and four areas | Blog, both FAQs | Own rating; blog: team performance, transfers, long-term stability, you as a manager; FAQ: transfer dealings, long-term stability, on-pitch performances, personal tactical decisions |
| Supporter news items | Blog, both FAQs | Inbox or news items on how fans read decisions, not only results |
| Physio Report | Out Now, blog, both FAQs | Injury risk and match readiness; whether a player can be considered for selection |
| Physio sections | Feature blog | Condition, assessment, advice, recommendations |
| Physio factors | Blog, FAQ | Injury history, fitness, fatigue, and match load in the blog; FAQ names fatigue and match load |
| Selection and training advice | Blog, both FAQs | Recommendations on who to pick and on training intensity, across a season |
| Tactics menu guidance | Blog, both FAQs | Best fit per position; at career start, best players in the world for each role, as a reference |
| Haptic feedback | Out Now, blog, both FAQs | Haptics during matches; blog says vibrations at key in-game moments |
| Accessibility menu | Out Now, blog, both FAQs | Separate or dedicated accessibility settings; FAQ also says additional options in game options |
| Audio feedback | Out Now | Improvements to audio feedback; no further detail in that bullet |
| Back button | Out Now | Improvements to the back button; no further detail in that bullet |
| News buttons | Blog, both FAQs | News items redesigned with buttons to menus; blog example: a form slump can point you at the tactics board |
| New playable leagues | Out Now | More choice of where the story starts; countries not named in that bullet |
| Colombia | Blog, both FAQs | Playable, unlicensed; the nation named for the league expansion |
| Save carry | Out Now, feature blog | Earlier mobile editions in Out Now; blog names continue from 24 Mobile or 26 Mobile, or start again |
That is the full named set from those three texts. Thirty-two rows. Count them if you are checking this site against the posts. A screenshot on the blog marked as a development build is not a row. A scoreline in that frame is not a rule.
Match day rows, and only those
The engine row and the Expected Goals row are easy to mash together. Keep them apart. The engine claim is the 2D picture plus newer match logic, brought over from the PC version of this season. That is an engine link. It is not a save link and not a store link. The phone game is still the Netflix one. Expected Goals is the statistic they were willing to name.
People rows
Dynamics is the block Out Now separates from statistics and tactics. The blog puts the same idea in the dressing room. The examples they actually write are a goal drought for a striker, a conflict in the camp, and one spelled-out case: a player speaks against you and your tactics, and the room can split. Those examples are examples. Other events exist in the system they describe.
Board, physio, and the small Out Now lines
Supporters live inside Board Confidence. Out Now says a Supporters section. The blog says a tab with its own rating. The FAQ says a screen. Same area, three nouns. The four breakdowns use different words in the blog and the FAQ. Team performance against on-pitch performances. Transfers against transfer dealings. Long-term stability in both.
Leagues and the career you already have
Out Now says new playable leagues, plural, and does not name them. The blog and both FAQs name Colombia, playable and unlicensed. That is why Colombia is its own row and the plural bullet is its own row. No other nation is added to fill the plural. No club list is added under Colombia. Colombia. Save carry is the last row so it is not mistaken for a match-day toy.