BELGRADE, Serbia, February 11, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --
Top Eleven, the world's most popular online sports game, has today launched its new 2016 version, including a new training feature designed with Jose Mourinho. The 'Special One' returned to the dressing room to provide input into a totally new training feature in Top Eleven 2016, as well as bringing his tactical words of wisdom to players as they manage their teams to glory. Top Eleven 2016 is free-to-play and is available today on iOS, Android and Facebook.
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Top Eleven already has more than 130 million managers around the world, who are now able to enjoy the thrill of even more realistic football management on iOS and Android, as well as a hotly anticipated new version on Facebook.
"Training your team is the most important part of being a successful football manager - it is the difference between winning leagues and failing," said Jose Mourinho. "That's why I helped create Top Eleven 2016."
Developed by Nordeus and specifically designed for cross-platform support across mobile and the web, Top Eleven allows players to manage their own football club, controlling everything from their team's tactics and transfers to club finances and stadium expansion.
Top Eleven's new Training feature brings the most engaging tactical training simulation to mobile yet, allowing managers to truly influence their players' physical and skill improvements, as well as how their chosen tactics work. The new training feature gives managers the ability to:
New videos exploring these updates as well as a range of other improvements are available on the Top Eleven YouTube channel.
Commenting on the launch Branko Milutinovic, CEO, Nordeus said: "In Top Eleven 2016, we have created game within a game, offering more immersive experience for our players on a daily basis. With our new training feature players will need to take a more strategic approach to their gameplay, stepping even further into the shoes of a true football manager. By creating a way for players to customise their game plan, we are enabling our players to be much more involved with their teams every day.
"Top Eleven, the game we founded Nordeus upon back in 2010, continues to go from strength to strength and we're extremely proud to continue our partnership with José Mourinho. Making great games is at the heart of what we do and we're excited to see our players' reaction to these latest updates."
This year sees Top Eleven enter its sixth year in the market with no signs of its rapid growth slowing down. The game has become one of the world's most played online sports games with more than 130m registered users worldwide, and over 3m daily active players.
More information can be found under the #topeleven2016 hashtag as well as on the official Top Eleven site - http://www.topeleven.com, the game's Facebook and Twitter channels.
About Top Eleven.
Top Eleven is the most played cross-platform online football manager game ever with 10 million monthly active users and 3 million daily active users on Web, Android and iOS devices. The game was developed and originally published by Nordeus in May 2010, and currently boasts José Mourinho as the official brand ambassador for players in almost 30 different languages.
About Nordeus.
Nordeus is an award-winning European game developer and is responsible for creating Top Eleven, the most successful online football management game. Nordeus is an industry leading and award-winning European games development company including credited with best employer in the region.
Nordeus prides itself on its people, a team of 150 talented professionals in offices in London, Dublin and Belgrade, and more that 130 millions players in every corner of the world.
For more information, please visit http://www.nordeus.com
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