# 4. First Steps in Playing Lazy Football

After you create your team, you’ll land on the main game screen. From here, you can navigate to all parts of your club’s infrastructure. Key information about your club is always shown at the top:

* **Team Name** — the name of your club and the Union it belongs to.
* **Power11** — the Power of your 11 strongest players: 1 goalkeeper and 10 field players. Keep an eye not just on total Power11, but also on key skills — they shape your team’s tactics and match performance.
* **Virtual currency LAZY** (at the start, all teams receive 10,000,000). This currency cannot be sold but plays a significant role in the gameplay.
* **Amount of Scout Insights** — assets that drop from packs or are awarded as competition rewards. Crafting new players using Scout Insights is not yet available but will be introduced in future updates, allowing you to expand your team roster and strengthen your club.

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* **Amount of Gems** — an important game asset that can be traded for USDC on the in-game Market.
* **Amount of USDC** — the available amount of USDC in your wallet on the Base network. Initially, you need to connect a wallet.

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