Afternoon all and welcome to my latest article! Having thought up a few ideas, I decided this would be the best to post at this moment in time. And with that, I present:
mcandrew003's Top 5 Transfers Tips
Somethng that could be quite helpful I believe for new and old members, so, here we go!
1. Exploit The Loan Back Rule
A major issue with this years game is the lack of clubs that make offers for your younger players. This sneaky little inclusion in the game makes sure that this isn't a problem, at least in the first year you have the player. A Swedish superstar banging in the goals? Send him back over to Scandinavia for the rest of the year so his development continues. This is great if you are shelling out a good few Million on a mercurial talent and don't want him to rot in your reserves for the remainder of the season, or if you just want to see a player grow in his natural habitat for another year before deciding what to do with him.
2. Scavenge Off The Fallen Squads
A good idea is to check the teams relegated each season. This is because of the fact that the key players values drop faster than flies, and can be picked up for under 10M in most cases. As you can see above, a League 1 riddled Sunderland still have Jordan Pickford on the books, and for the level I'm at he looks phenomenal for the price. Always check the relegated clubs, there are always bound to be some superb deals in there as clubs look to build a war chest to return with.
3. Excerise The Bosman Rule
A must do for any Mid-Table side, checking this screen can be crucial to your teams recruitment in the following season. Wether you plan to sell the player, or keep him as an asset in your starting 11, Bosman Ruled players are often great steals. Occasionally, you can find massive players like Gotze, Reus, Lemar and Cavani wanting a move away from their respective clubs, meaning you can wait there and stalk your pray until the time is right. This is potentially the most cost-efficient way of improving your squad, being equal to if not better than Free Transfers. Or, take the other route and sell the players you grab off the market, making your club a healthy profit and allowing yourself the space to explore the market with no restrictions.
4. Check The Transfer List
Often something people tend to forget to do is check who isn't wanted in the world of football. The transfer list is a great way to pick up a bargain for your side as you look to push for promotion, or your title race is falling apart. See above, Woodman is said to be worth 2.1M. Let's see what his price is when transfer listed....
400K at most. A quality keeper, and I'm sure there are many more bargains better than this in your games. This is another extremely cost-efficient way to nurture your squad, bringing in brilliant players for cheap prices can really make or break your season.
5. TURN OFF THE INTERESTED FILTER!
A fairly obvious one that people often forget to do, which can see them miss out on a quality player. Turning off the interested filter can really open up a whole new world of targets for you to explore, as above shows. This striker isn't available when looking with it on, but is now that it's off. A decent little player I would be happy to take. For the right amount of money, anybody will join your club. Sure, you might have to pay an extra 4-5 Million and 10-15,000 in wages, but this is an extremely good method of building your squad with absoloutley nothing holding you back (apart from your wage budget )
Well guys, there is my 5 transfer tips! A few obvious ones in there, hopefully there are 1 or 2 you haven't used this year however! Hopefully you enjoyed this, please remember to leave a comment on your thoughts on this article. Thanks for reading!
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Afternoon all and welcome to my latest article! Having thought up a few ideas, I decided this would be the best to post at this moment in time. And with that, I present:
mcandrew003's Top 5 Transfers Tips
Somethng that could be quite helpful I believe for new and old members, so, here we go!
1. Exploit The Loan Back Rule
A major issue with this years game is the lack of clubs that make offers for your younger players. This sneaky little inclusion in the game makes sure that this isn't a problem, at least in the first year you have the player. A Swedish superstar banging in the goals? Send him back over to Scandinavia for the rest of the year so his development continues. This is great if you are shelling out a good few Million on a mercurial talent and don't want him to rot in your reserves for the remainder of the season, or if you just want to see a player grow in his natural habitat for another year before deciding what to do with him.
2. Scavenge Off The Fallen Squads
A good idea is to check the teams relegated each season. This is because of the fact that the key players values drop faster than flies, and can be picked up for under 10M in most cases. As you can see above, a League 1 riddled Sunderland still have Jordan Pickford on the books, and for the level I'm at he looks phenomenal for the price. Always check the relegated clubs, there are always bound to be some superb deals in there as clubs look to build a war chest to return with.
3. Excerise The Bosman Rule
A must do for any Mid-Table side, checking this screen can be crucial to your teams recruitment in the following season. Wether you plan to sell the player, or keep him as an asset in your starting 11, Bosman Ruled players are often great steals. Occasionally, you can find massive players like Gotze, Reus, Lemar and Cavani wanting a move away from their respective clubs, meaning you can wait there and stalk your pray until the time is right. This is potentially the most cost-efficient way of improving your squad, being equal to if not better than Free Transfers. Or, take the other route and sell the players you grab off the market, making your club a healthy profit and allowing yourself the space to explore the market with no restrictions.
4. Check The Transfer List
Often something people tend to forget to do is check who isn't wanted in the world of football. The transfer list is a great way to pick up a bargain for your side as you look to push for promotion, or your title race is falling apart. See above, Woodman is said to be worth 2.1M. Let's see what his price is when transfer listed....
400K at most. A quality keeper, and I'm sure there are many more bargains better than this in your games. This is another extremely cost-efficient way to nurture your squad, bringing in brilliant players for cheap prices can really make or break your season.
5. TURN OFF THE INTERESTED FILTER!
A fairly obvious one that people often forget to do, which can see them miss out on a quality player. Turning off the interested filter can really open up a whole new world of targets for you to explore, as above shows. This striker isn't available when looking with it on, but is now that it's off. A decent little player I would be happy to take. For the right amount of money, anybody will join your club. Sure, you might have to pay an extra 4-5 Million and 10-15,000 in wages, but this is an extremely good method of building your squad with absoloutley nothing holding you back (apart from your wage budget )
Well guys, there is my 5 transfer tips! A few obvious ones in there, hopefully there are 1 or 2 you haven't used this year however! Hopefully you enjoyed this, please remember to leave a comment on your thoughts on this article. Thanks for reading!
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