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Just look at those stats for a 30 year old and that average rating? Impressive right? He could do a lot better in a tactic that favours the striker.

One of the best wingbacks in the game! He will assist like there's no tomorrow.

Quintero can be retrained to play on the left and right. He will score and assist for you like only a world class player can. He's not too keen on intensive training though...

Name: Jackson Martínez Age: 27 years old Nationality: Colombian Position: S C Role: Advanced Forward/Target Man Starting Club: FC Porto If you're not looking for someone for a 1000 goal challenge, you can get Jackson Martínez for your team. Look at that average rating and the insane amount of goals on his first season! He won't go cheap, unless you get him at the start though...

Another great player from FCP, he can play anywhere in the center. I've been using him as a central defender but he's been known to perform outstandingly in the midfield as well.

One of the FMH13 favourites is back with his still impressive stats. Due to his age there is still a lot to improve but he already looks epic. One to last an entire career.

An ideal choice for a 1KC in Brazil (or in Europe). Still very young so his stats will get better. Will update this later with his history stats.

Although not as impressive as Alex Sandro, Danilo is still a force to be reckoned with and very young which means he'll last you an entire career!

Look at this fine advanced playmaker on the wing? I wonder if he would make MerlionMaple proud...

One of my favourite players of FMH13 is still one of my favourite players of FMH14. He can play anywhere on the defensive line and he's a complete beast!

Name: Josué Age: 22 years old Nationality: Portuguese Position: AM/M RLC (after retraining) Role: Advanced Playmaker/Winger Starting Club: FC Porto Josué is a product of FC Porto's youth system. He had been on loan for some seasons to Penafiel and Vitesse and 50% of his rights were sold to Paços de Ferreira. After a couple of good seasons at Paços we got him back. Still very young and can play on any side. As you can see, his average rating in the league is great. He could be your main option for your starting eleven or a very useful backup.

Every once in a while you stumble upon the most amazing player you've ever seen, or after several seasons you realize that that sixteen year old belgian kid with crappy stats actually turned out to be World Player of the Year. Why keep them to yourself? You are a member of the Vibe Community so, chances are, you probably aren't selfish and like to share what you found. So why not make an iScout? The purpose of this guide is to show you how you can share that information with the rest of the community. You can do an iScout with just text, but be warned, people are lazy and a picture is worth a thousand words. If you type the player stats instead of adding a screenshot of the player, chances are your player won't get much notice. Having a picture with those green attributes catches our attention. AnfieldSquirrel already created a guide on how to upload pictures to a Image Hosting service and how to share them in the forum. Follow this link to see it. Be sure to give him a reputation point if you like his guide. Just click on the green up arrow and that's it. I'm also assuming that you know how to take a screenshot with your Android/iOS device. If you don't, let me know and I'll add that info to this guide. So, now that you know how to take a screenshot of your player, how to upload it and how to use it in a post, lets get on with the show. An iScout could have some basic information: Real life picture of the player (optional) Screenshot of his in-game stats Screenshot of his in-game history (optional) Basic personal info (optional-ish) Above I say could and not should because it all comes down to personal preference. I like to include all this, others include more info than myself. In the spoilers below are some examples of different ways to do an iScout. Milton Caraglio, an Argentinian striker, done by myself: As you can see, I post a real life picture of the player, some basic info like his name, age at the start of the 2012/2013 season, nationality and where you can find him. I add the screenshot of his stats and history and a small text talking about the player. Danny Welbeck, English striker, done by MerlionMaple96: As you can see, MerlionMaple96 adds a lot more information! Like I said, it all comes down to personal preference. Still, if you can't find a way to take a screenshot on your device or if you have a PSP but you can't get your hands on a digital camera or phone with the capability of taking a picture you can still use the tools provided to you in this forum to embellish your post by the use of colour, bold, italic, different font sizes, etc. See the example below and compare it to the iScout above of Milton Caraglio. Remember: you can always use a real life picture of the player since you're already using the internet to check on Vibe. Google is your friend, use it. Milton Caraglio, done without screenshots: So has you can see, you can do a good looking guide with text and colours. Colours are very important in this case because we know immediately what his best stats are. Now that the iScout is covered, let keep our information organized. The rules to create an iScout are simple: The name of the topic must have the name of the player Only one player per topic That simple. But how can we find a good wingback or a good striker if we don't know his name? We can open every single topic in the iScout section, which is very monotonous...or we can do another thing. If you're posting the iScout on a computer, when you create a new topic (or if you're editing one of your iScouts) you are allowed to assign tags to it. By using tags with the players positions and which game version you're playing will allow to quick access to that info in the future. If everyone who does iScouts uses the same tags you can quickly see all the wingbacks or strikers (or whatever) that have been iScouted! Now that's organization don't you agree? Above is an example of Adryan, who plays for Flamengo. He's a natural AMC and competent MC. And the iScout was done in FMH13 so you have that info as well in the tags. And when browsing through a iScout, if you press one of the tags like those in the above image you'll get all the topics tagged with the same tag you have just clicked. This will only work if everyone uses the same tags. Some examples below: goalkeeper defender wingback full back center back midfielder defensive midfielder winger attacking midfielder striker fmh13 fmh12 fmh14 poacher advanced forward target man advanced playmaker etc... The rule is...keep it simple. Use the names like they are in the game. Everyone knows them. Also, this topic is the perfect example of the use of tags. If you scroll down you'll see that there's another topic tagged as a guide called "Bath City - A Guide to Managing the Romans in FMH" by QPR100. iScout Team of the Month We have a monthly/bi-monthly award called iScout Team of the Month, hosted by Ashez, where we all vote on who the best iScouted players were for each month or a couple of months. Everyone who posts an iScout can have his player in the Team of the Month if he gets enough votes. This is also a good way to check who the best players are because you can always check each months teams and get an idea of the best players. To make Ashez' job easier there's something we all can easily do. Each month Ashez will say when the iScout submissions for the team of the month will end (although you're free to submit more, they'll just enter the next month). Before the deadline, if you don't have any more iScouts to post you should compile your own iScouts into a list, like the one in the spoiler, in that exact same format: So, for the short version: Separate each player according to each of these positions: goalkeeper, wingback/fullback, central defender, midfielder (regardless of being a DM or M), attacking midfielder and striker Type the name of the player with the link to his iScout Follow it by ", by <your nickname>" And that's it! To add the link to the text you just need to right click on the iScout post of the player and select "Copy URL" or, if you already have the topic open, just copy its url from the search bar. Then, to add the link to the player name, highlight the player name then press the link button in the top editing bar, paste the link et voilá, you're done! When you have all your links compiled, send that info to Ashez in a personal message or post it in the iScout Team of the Month topic. Now you can feel happy with yourself knowing that Ashez will look at that info and think "Now that's a straight up guy!" Hope you've found this mini-guide useful. Feel free to add your suggestions or constructive criticism.

My only problem with Iturbe is his heading and lack of strength. Apart from that, the stats speak for themselves.