Football Manager 2005 - List of Leagues Included in Football Manager 2005

List of Leagues Included in Football Manager 2005

Country Levels Divisions
Argentina 2 2
Australia 1 1
Austria 2 2
Belarus 2 2
Belgium 3 4
Brazil 3 18
Bulgaria 2 2
Chile 2 4
China 2 2
Colombia 2 2
Croatia 2 3
Czech Republic 2 2
Denmark 3 3
England 6 7
Finland 2 2
France 3 3
Germany 3 4
Greece 2 2
Hong Kong 1 1
Hungary 2 2
Iceland 2 2
India 1 1
Indonesia 2 3
Ireland 2 2
Israel 2 2
Italy 4 7
Malaysia 2 3
Mexico 2 2
The Netherlands 2 2
Northern Ireland 3 3
Norway 3 6
Peru 1 1
Poland 2 2
Portugal 3 5
Romania 2 4
Russia 2 2
Scotland 4 4
Serbia & Montenegro 2 3
Singapore 1 1
Slovakia 2 2
Slovenia 2 2
South Africa 2 2
South Korea 2 2
Spain 3 6
Sweden 3 8
Switzerland 2 2
Turkey 3 5
Ukraine 2 2
United States 1 1
Uruguay 2 2
Wales 1 1

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