It measures how much of a mark a player left on history. It builds up through:
- Appearances and stats: every match adds points, more in stronger leagues. Forwards are judged on goals, midfielders on goals and assists, defenders and keepers on clean sheets
- Titles: league titles, domestic cups, European club championships and more. Bigger competitions score higher
- Individual awards: Golden Boot, top assister, team of the season, league MVP — and the highest honor, the Ballon d'Or
- National team: caps, World Cup appearances, and winning the World Cup
- Other: becoming captain, youth selections and national tournaments before turning pro, and secret events also count
As your score rises, your grade goes "Pro Player" → "Top Class" (200+) → "World Class" (600+) → "Legend" (1,500+) → "Legendary Ballon d'Or Winner" (3,000+). Lives that never turned pro get their own endings and titles too.