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i have 2 player that almost have everything the same but there price is very much different.
player-1:
ML,DML - 20 yrs - qualitu:38 - no special ability - right footed - price:3.8 million
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player-2:
MR - 18 yrs - quality:35 - no special ability - right footed - price:1.65 million
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why is player 2 so much cheaper than player 1 ??????,.... he is not much less in quality and at the same time he is younger .
player 2 is slower trainer .. not worth it
there is hidden variable slow trainers which only shows on player price
Is that the only way to tell whether a player is a fast trainer or not??Quote:
Originally Posted by shwanko07
yes that is correct, be careful about that as you want fast trainers for your teams long term development also I find these cheap ones don't play so well.
I just signed a 19yo 22q centre back for 1.21m...it better be worth it as I broke my transfer fee record :PQuote:
Originally Posted by reddeviljohn
I always buy my players for long term development...with average age 20.2, average q 19.6, and team value 10.5m...I hope this is good enough for my CL campaign next season (right now I am lv1)
yes ..Quote:
Originally Posted by Calvin Shu
I can't really remember the transfer values for level 1 but my advice would be to always buy the most expensive ones as they will be the fast trainers and I am sure it will be worth it.
Sucks that he wont train fast at all. $1.21M is a slow trainer. Fast trainers at all levels are over $4M. $6M are the fastest.Quote:
Originally Posted by Calvin Shu
...............there isn't any 19yo 22q players that have a value of remotely close to that on my auction list...Quote:
Originally Posted by cracicot