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I have signed at least 7 18/19 YO players the past 2 seasons and ALL of them are poor/slow trainers. They are all highest worth and very high salary and yet, slow trainers. I can understand if 1 or 2 of them were slow, but all 7???. I sold one of them and bought one that even higher salary and still slow trainer.
I see Nordeus is up to their old token wasting tricks again....
Sometimes u change the name it works...
My case out 1/4 is 18/19 years old flops
Go for highest price and low on wages if u looking for fast trainer.
After reaching a level that maximum price players are 100M+, I suggest not gambling on 18 years old players whose market value is maximum.
most of the 18yr academy flops I've seen have been *6/*8 quality. Like Hairdryer said, it's the ratio that counts.
I buy high value 19 - 20 years old more~ they will still fast train and you have idea how they perform~
Fast trainer dnt guarantee a good performer bt they last longer. A good player is by luck. Only u as a manager know your player if he is good or not, worth to train them to the next level or look else where to throw on your green pack.
so fair ~ my fast trainer are good~ i just got another three 18yrs old fast trainer (market value 15.6, 18.6 and 19M in level 7) i sign 2...another one (DMC is waiting a space) i just played in a game with my DC (15.6value) and 19M MC in a league game... DC rate 8 and MC rate 9 with a goal~ ^^~Quote:
Originally Posted by HairDryer
Nordgen are not all the same.
There are "classes". In lower levels you can understand by the value, who is 1st, 2nd or 3rd class.
But in higher levels where the prices of all the players are the same, you cannot recognize the 1st class, the fast ones.
The only thing you can do is to buy and test (so not spending many T in the auction).
With my experience, the factors to be considered on searching young fast trainers including price, age and quality of players. For same age and price, usually a 106q players is faster trainer than 109q one. So Now usually I do not expect any new 109q player is fast trainer. For same price and quality, a older younger player is faster in training than a young one. So I don't expect any 18 years old young player is super fast trainer unless his market value is really the maximum I can see in my level. But I lack tokens to compete in bidding wars for them. So I only find fast trainers from 19 to 21 years old players
Those 2* academy players are mostly fast trainers. I mostly buy 19 year old. Once gambled with a 18 year GK, this season he was horrible so had to go.
are you serious? do you have any examples of how that worked out for you?Quote:
Originally Posted by HairDryer
Go to the transfer market get urself 2 18 yo abt the same price 1 with low wage and 1 with high wage. Test them in training.
I generally agree even though I do not check this on buying players. This is not a rule. This is not guaranteed. It is safer to buy if such players are elder.Quote:
Originally Posted by HairDryer
These players are generated with relatively lower quality and wages. They improved a lot through training. After a while, their quality improved increase significantly. Comparing with slow training players with similar qualities, their wages are lower because they sign this when their qualities are still low.