Lone Wolf" Mode for Pro Clubs League – Removing the 2-player minimum requirement

To the EA Sports FC Development Team,

I am a player veteran Pro Clubs player with a 90+ OVR Avatar. My playstyle is centered on tactical control and "Juego de Posición" (Tiki-Taka), prioritizing possession and deliberate build-up over the common "meta" of constant crossing and pace abuse.

I am writing to formally suggest a change to the Pro Clubs League structure: the removal of the 2-player minimum requirement to search for a match.

As a player who values a cerebral and composed style of football, I often find myself unable to play for my own club when my teammates are offline or when their chaotic playstyle clashes with my tactical vision.

My proposal for a "Lone Wolf" functionality:

Single-Player Entry: Allow a captain to search for League matches solo. The player willingly accepts the challenge of facing teams of 2, 3, or 5 opponents using only their customized AI.

Rewarding Tactical Skill: Many of us have proven that we can recover from 3-0 deficits alone after a teammate disconnects, simply because we manage the AI better and control the tempo. We should be allowed to start the match this way by choice.

Balanced Progression: To maintain the cooperative spirit of the mode, I suggest that Club XP/Points could be slightly reduced when playing solo, while maintaining full XP progression for the Avatar.

Player Retention: Removing this barrier ensures the mode remains active 24/7, preventing players from switching to other games when their friends are unavailable.

The current restriction punishes "One Man Army" players who have mastered the game’s mechanics and prefer a disciplined, Barcelona-style approach over the frantic nature of random teammates. Please give us the freedom to represent our clubs on our own terms

I want to emphasize that I wouldn't mind if you heavily limit club progression or rewards for solo players. What matters is the freedom to play. We shouldn't be 'held hostage' by the requirement of having another person online. Most players—including my own friends—prefer a chaotic, rushed style of play that ruins my tactical experience. I would much rather compete at a numerical disadvantage while staying true to my football philosophy than be forced to play a style I don't enjoy just to meet a group requirement

PLEASE

Sincerely,

Juan 

Pro Clubs player veteran