I could say the same for youth academy players...People think that a player worth 24 t is usually a very fast trainer but I've had a 12 t dl who trained quite fast and he stayed with me for 2-3 seasons and played quite well before I let go of him.
I could say the same for youth academy players...People think that a player worth 24 t is usually a very fast trainer but I've had a 12 t dl who trained quite fast and he stayed with me for 2-3 seasons and played quite well before I let go of him.
that goes against any logic left in this game.
the whole point about paying top dollar for a player is so that he trains fast and/or is highly skilled and worth the money.
If Nordeus goes against this and provides ducks for top dollar, then they are truly screwing their customers. We buy the top players for top dollars because we want the best, and for them to offer 12T youths and make them better than 24T youths, then something is wrong on the Nordeus decision making process side.
So it can be true that your 12T youth trained fast in relation to your other players, which means that they were either old players or young players with low monetary value. I think 100% of the time 12T is a low end trainer in terms of 18yo youths.
Nah,I'm not saying he trains faster than the 24 t youth players but he didn't do bad as well...used to gain 130 % skill progress from hard training [practice match]
Like the thread says,a higher priced player might not always be a faster trainer or a good player so there are exceptions....my dl might be one of them....
Took a 21t youth yesterday, q41 (4*) believing he d train helka fast. Comes out he s an average if not even below avg with 100-120 gain on max training. Luckily i sold it and went for double his price (13m). Expect more from a 7,3 m valued youth, but 8 m ones i took from auto gen trained 130-170 being 5* already.
On the op side, depends also on when you buy them in terms of performances. Any player arrivi g mid-season will 85% of cases perform poorly being from scouts or tl.