Secret Soccer Legends in Run for Soccer Legends

Official Roblox thumbnails for +1 Run for Soccer Legends do the ranking work that most wikis have to guess. Four parody footballers sit on the art with a SECRET tag and a cash rate of $67.6m/s. Their names, spelled as the game spells them, are Bellinghem, Ranaldo, Prime Cris, and Hooland. This page is the Secret tier list: who they are, how the thumbs present them, what $67.6m/s means for a parked roster, and why you still should not chase them on a one-slot account. For the rest of the rarity ladder — Rainbow, OG, Lucky Block, common-to-rare — use rarities. For spend order, use upgrades. The parent tier list hub is the map back to every ranking page.

How official thumbs label a Secret

The art is not subtle. Each Secret model is a recognizable football silhouette with a joke spelling, a bright kit, and a floating label that reads SECRET plus the income figure. That label is the closest thing this experience has to an official tier list. When a community video stamps S-tier on a random common, ignore it. When the game’s own thumbnail stamps $67.6m/s on Hooland, believe the thumbnail until a patch on updates prints a new number.

What the thumbs do not tell you:

• Spawn rate. A Secret on the artwork is not a promise that the unit is standing on lane one of every five-player server.
• Slot cost. You still need a bed in the base. See upgrades.
• Whether all four share the exact same pickup rules. They share the same advertised rate. They may not share the same lane.
• Whether Rainbow, OG, or Lucky Block units can beat them. Official Secret art sits above those labels in the marketing. In-game exceptions would need a patch note, not a guess.

Tick the four names on the collection checklist as you park them. Do not invent a fifth Secret because a YouTube title used the word.

The four Secrets, spelled as the game spells them

Use these parody spellings everywhere — search, checklists, and chat — so you do not confuse them with real athletes or with other Roblox soccer games.

Bellinghem — SECRET $67.6m/s

Bellinghem is the midfield-shaped Secret on official art. If a thumbnail shows a player carrying a Secret across the checkerboard, it is often this model or Ranaldo. Treat Bellinghem as a park-immediately unit: the $67.6m/s ticker only starts when he is in the base, not while you pose on a Jelly Block. If you still wipe on hazard tiles, read Jelly Blocks before you contest him in a full five-stack.

Ranaldo — SECRET $67.6m/s

Ranaldo is the CR-shaped parody, kit and hair doing the joke. Same advertised rate as the others. Same rule: first touch in a five-player server wins, and a 180 on jelly loses. If you already have a strong OG or Rainbow parked, Ranaldo is the swap. If you have one common and no extra slot, he is a future goal, not a current one. Getting started is blunt about that order for a reason.

Prime Cris — SECRET $67.6m/s

Prime Cris is the “prime years” parody, the version of the joke that sells nostalgia. Official art gives him the same SECRET $67.6m/s stamp, so this list does not invent a higher private rate. If a recap video claims Prime Cris is “secret secret” or pays more than Hooland, ask for a screenshot of the in-game label. Until that screenshot exists, all four sit in one band.

Hooland — SECRET $67.6m/s

Hooland appears on blue and red track shots in the marketing, sometimes with the jelly-looking slabs underfoot. That placement is a warning as much as a flex: the best income in the game is advertised on the same surface that deletes carries. Learn the how to play loop on dry tiles, then take Hooland home like any other delivery.

One band, not a fake S/A/B split

Because every official Secret shares the $67.6m/s label, this wiki will not force a four-row ladder with no evidence. Rank them as a single S-band for income. Personal order can follow which model you actually see:

• If the server is empty, take the first Secret you touch.
• If two Secrets spawn, take the one on a dry path.
• If your slots are full of Secrets already, you are in the endgame and the tier list hub has done its job.

Rainbow, OG, and Lucky Block units sit below this band until official art or a patch says otherwise. Commons and rares are fuel for the early ticker, not competitors. Details and honesty about unlabeled units live on rarities.

How to hunt without wrecking the tycoon

Secrets are a late step in a Simulation / Tycoon loop, not a campaign boss.

1. Own more than one slot and enough speed to finish a jelly strip. Upgrades explains why.
2. Scout empty-handed if the layout is new after a patch.
3. Carry on a committed heading. Do not identify the parody spelling mid-jelly; identify it on dry ground or in the base.
4. Park, confirm the ticker, then level that unit before you buy cosmetics.
5. Log out with the Secret in the base so offline cash uses the $67.6m/s rate. Logging out mid-lane wastes the hunt.

Five-player servers mean you will lose contests. Hop rather than camping a spawn for twenty minutes. Auto-farm scripts that claim “auto Secret” or “auto Rainbow” are described as risk, not as a method, on auto farm. There are still no confirmed public codes that grant a named Secret as of September 2026. Do not type Bellinghem into a gift box; that is a unit, not a coupon. If you want the redeem UI anyway, use how to redeem.

What this list will not do

It will not invent spawn percentages. It will not pretend a fan-made fifth Secret is real. It will not copy kit colors from other wikis. It will not change $67.6m/s until the game or a patch note does. When the thumbs add a new parody spelling, this page gets a fifth heading and the collection list gets a fifth box. Until then, four names, one rate, one job: park them and let the tycoon print.