Transfer value

[Sully]

Generally speaking, through natural training and matches (not counting extra green packs and MOM reward), real young fast trainers can gain 1 star or more in a season. So they can maintain 5 star even if team promotes in every season. However, when players' age reached twenties, their training progress will slow down. Their relative qualities will decline gradually.

I can give you a rough idea through an illustration.

Every uninjured player can gain 40% condition daily. Assuming high intensity practice match consume 15% condition. If you have a fast trainer who can gain 100 training progress (i.e. 1sp) through high intensity training. The sp he obtain daily = 40/15 = 2.67

To gain one star, 75sp is required. So the no. of days to increase 1 star = 75/2.67 = 28 days = 1 season.

Certainly, training progress gained through real matches may not be the same as training. Many other factors affect this estimation like extra green packs used, time lost on injuries, etc.

You should also understand training progress slows down after gaining a star, and increases after losing a star due to promotion to higher level in new season even if players are one year older. If a player is 6 star or above for prolonged period in a season, his training progress gained in the season will be less.

In my opinion, keeping some young players to play for a few seasons is good. With very difficult auction markets, 35T managers are hard to rebuild large part of a team every season.

you dont have to rebuild a large part of a team every season if you tank. I might replace 3-4 players at best during a tanking season since most of my players will end up scouts by the end of the tanking season. The players I do replace are the slower trainers that cant make it back up to 5* by the start of the non-tanking season.

[cookizzz]

you dont have to rebuild a large part of a team every season if you tank. I might replace 3-4 players at best during a tanking season since most of my players will end up scouts by the end of the tanking season. The players I do replace are the slower trainers that cant make it back up to 5* by the start of the non-tanking season.

Yes. The scenarios I mentioned in previous posts usually based on the assumption that teams promote. To avoid confusion, I have already repeated to mention it.

If Bram Houtappel you plan to tank, your players will not lose a star at season beginning. So you can much easier to maintain players 5 star. I have no experience on this and you may study Sully's advice. I just imagine that in case my team will tank I will buy young players by the end of tanking season because there is less competition in auction market and I have time to train them.