GLOBAL FANTASY FOOTBALL NETWORK / 2026–27

Pick the league.
Keep the edge.

Not one generic assistant translated five times. A separate football intelligence product for every competition, language and way of playing.

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THE ECOSYSTEM

Five leagues, one ecosystem

Two products are already live. Bundesliga, LaLiga and Ligue 1 follow the same league-native principle and will enter validation one at a time, not as thin translations.

WHY FANTAFOOTBALL.AI

A shared standard, not a cloned interface

  • 01

    Language-native products

    Vocabulary, workflows and recommendations follow how managers actually play in that market. Localisation starts with product behaviour, not with translated labels.

  • 02

    Auditable data freshness

    Official fantasy lists, scheduled refreshes and release gates keep published rosters traceable. When evidence is missing, the assistant is expected to say so rather than improvise.

  • 03

    League-aware context

    Each assistant is constrained to its competition, roster and rules. Cross-league leakage is tested automatically before a product is promoted as ready.

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps from here to a grounded answer

  1. 1

    Pick your region

    Open the site that matches your league and language from the ecosystem grid above. Each region keeps the same engine, only the surface changes.

  2. 2

    Sign in (free)

    Live products offer a free entry point for search and product discovery. Exact entitlements remain visible inside each regional product.

  3. 3

    Ask the assistant

    Ask league-specific questions, compare players and test a strategy. Recommendations remain tied to the data available in that regional product.

PUBLIC BETA

The first two leagues open on 29 August

Serie A and Premier League are the proving ground for the wider ecosystem. Try the product that matches your competition and help define what the next league-native copilot should become.

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FAQ

Questions people ask about the ecosystem

Straight answers about what FantaFootball.ai is, how the regional products differ, and where the roadmap leagues stand today.

  • What is FantaFootball.ai?

    FantaFootball.ai is the global hub for a network of fantasy football copilots, each built for one league, one language and one way of playing the game. Instead of a single generic assistant, it links out to separate live products for Serie A and the Premier League, with more leagues in active discovery. This page explains how the ecosystem fits together and points you to the right regional product for your competition.

  • Which leagues does FantaFootball.ai support?

    Two leagues currently have live products: Serie A, served in Italian at fantacalcioai.it, and the Premier League, served in English at fantafootball-ai.com. Three more leagues are in discovery and not yet live: Bundesliga (German), LaLiga (Spanish) and Ligue 1 (French). Each new league is researched, built and validated as its own product before launch, rather than added as a quick translation of an existing one.

  • What is the difference between the Italian and English products?

    The product at fantacalcioai.it serves Italian Serie A managers in Italian, built around the auction (asta) format used in most Italian leagues. The product at fantafootball-ai.com serves English-speaking Premier League managers in English, built around the draft format common in that market. Beyond language, the two differ in vocabulary, rules logic and recommendations, because auction and draft fantasy football reward different strategies and data.

  • Is FantaFootball.ai free to use?

    The live regional products at fantacalcioai.it and fantafootball-ai.com both offer a free entry point for search and product discovery after sign-in. Exact entitlements, limits and any paid tiers are set and displayed inside each regional product rather than on this hub. Their public beta has recently opened, so features and pricing details may still evolve as each product matures.

  • What is the difference between auction and draft fantasy football?

    In auction (asta) fantasy football, every manager gets a shared budget and bids against the others for individual players until every roster is filled, so in theory any player could go to any team. In draft fantasy football, managers take turns picking players from a shared pool in a set order, and once a player is taken no one else can pick them. The two formats reward different strategies, which is why FantaFootball.ai treats them as separate products.

  • Why is each league its own product instead of one app for everyone?

    Fantasy football rules, formats and vocabulary vary sharply by league and market: Italian Serie A managers play an auction format, English Premier League managers play a draft format, and each market has its own official data sources and slang. FantaFootball.ai's approach is to build a separate, league-native product for every competition instead of translating one generic assistant, so recommendations stay grounded in how people actually play in that market.

  • When will Bundesliga, LaLiga and Ligue 1 launch?

    There is no fixed launch date yet for any of these three leagues. Bundesliga is in active research, while LaLiga and Ligue 1 are queued behind it. Each one follows the same process used for Serie A and the Premier League: research, source mapping and validation before a product is promoted as ready, one league at a time rather than all at once.

  • How does FantaFootball.ai keep player and roster data accurate?

    Each regional product is built around official fantasy list sources for its league, with scheduled refreshes and release gates that keep published rosters traceable back to their source. Assistants are also constrained to their own league and roster context, so a question about one league cannot draw on another league's data. When the evidence needed to answer a question is missing, the assistant is expected to say so rather than guess.