Some tips for a new player

[nikolgiorgos]

If you want to have a competitive team (going for league and CH.L.), you must have a quality around 5* (at least the main squad of 11).
Those players you have, if you are a 35T player, in two seasons they 'll be 3* players.
You can't keep a high 5* q of a player without spending extra sources (greens and reds).
But you need that for keeping the condition of the players and for injuries, which is the most frustrating issue of the game.
You can keep maybe a couple of players, also you can have 2-3 3* players if they are performing good, but this plan of yours is really impossible.
Also, not all the young players are fast trainers but only few, the most expensive ones.
So, instead of buying a young player 18-22, who is attractive to many bidders, with those money, you can buy 3 5* players 30 y.o.
If 2 of them are playing good, it was a good management move.
Young or old, fast or slow trainer, with a special ability or not, scout/list player or a junior from academy, all the players have the same possibility to perform good or bad in your team.
So this idea/plan it's not good - exception is tanking.
Only wealthy teams can hold for many seasons the same players in a high quality.

But there is no problem with that.
The team is more important