I have question of players on transfer market . With photo included . To sell or keep

Hie guys and veteran on the transfer market ,
I have would like to ask , for player below , base on their quality and price tag,
Which are to keep , which to sell , when to sell ?

The 3 young Malaysia player comes originally with my initial squad .

I'm trying to learn what to do right in the transfer market to keep my team quality good and financially healthy .

Is it better to train them to up 1 star to sell for better value ?

So far the 3 low star high price young Malaysia player is performing very good for me .

Thanks for helping .

REGARDS,
WOLF.

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This is the initial starting player of mine , they are performing good , with good price tag and good age,
But I did a mistake by giving my entire squad new skill and new position ,
Hence 1st season they didn't gain quality or stars , just added skill and new position sigh,

So these are to keep or to sell ?

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Keep the ones that play well and sell those that don't. :D

Really.

keep fasttrainers, and skip those over the hill. this is an addition to Cats ;)

I agree
and by the way, your images could be better so for every player you post the photo, we could see his stats too.

Sell, keep, sell, keep the rest, sell them next season at *9/*4 for most profit.

Sorry that I want to borrow this thread. I also have slight headache for choosing a striker among these 3 to sell. Welcome for any suggestion. Thanks.

(1) Damassceno, Q112, Age 18, Mkt price 106M, left foot, quite fast trainer, not perform well in 3 matches, recovering from a medium term injury
(2) Francis, Q111, Age 25, Mkt price 101M, either feet, corner specialist, ST/AMR, in quite good form, not bad in training
(3) Korol, Q111, Age 18, Mkt price106M, either feet, not yet signed.

Note: 106M is the highest price of players I found in auction market.

When I brought (3)Korol, I want to use him to replace old player (2)Francis. Francis is supposed to be easy to sell because of his SA and dual position. Subsequently I realize that Francis is actual quite useful. I consider again to keep him and sell young strikers. Comparing with (1)Damassceno, (3)Korol's quality is 22 sp lower. Now I tend to find a space to sign Korol and then trying to sell him.

(1) Damassceno
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(2) Francis
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(3) Korol
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Sell Damasceno cuz french and the injury.

I have sold a DR and signed Korol. After completing 1 training session, he is possibly a fast trainer.

Now I have 5 strikers. I tend to sell either Korol or Damasceno. I may wait 4 more days. Then I will also sign and sell a academy player.

433 is very effective

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Cookizzz you never updated us on your decision... which did you sell?

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Originally Posted by HoofDaddy

Cookizzz you never updated us on your decision... which did you sell?

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Sorry for late update. I signed (3) Korol and keep total 5 strikers for some time even though I usually use 1 or 2 strikers. Both (1) Damassceno & (3) Korol are quite fast trainers but do not perform well. Lastly, I decided to sell (3) Korol because of his approximately 25 sp disadvantage below (1) Damassceno.

(2) Francis has a quite good season, scored 14 or 15 goals in his career in my team, and trains quite well for a 25 year old player. I think keeping him is absolutely a right decision.

Hm, although I'm late, maybe I can still help with mine strategy;
I keep fast trainers only if they have 5*. I'd rather have 5* player with slow growth (G) than 3* fast trainer who has same value. I don't think they are worth spending packs and time to reach 5* and then to train them even more. I usually try to combine (very) cheap 5* players to save money and (very) expensive if I have choice to choose, of course. So for example at level 12 I would buy slow G players listed for 20-25M to save money for few fast G players which are worth over 40M. On low levels like 1st one differences are even greater (300-500K for slow G, fast G over 1.5M) while on high levels difference is really hard to spot. On level 23 slow G players are worth 106-107M while fast G players are worth 108M. At the end all that matters only if player is in form. I used to keep weak players which were in great form and sold high Q players which were not in form. It is really painful when you have to sell scout or better player because his form is bad. Before selling such player try to bench him or to place him on different position, that could help sometimes.

One man's 3 star is another man's 5 star. Developing high value players of all 3 qualities has been paying off dividends for me the last few seasons that i stopped believing that I had to have all 5-6 star players in order to succeed. 3stars and lower will also train faster for you than they would for a manager for whom they would be considered 5 star.