![]() ![]() It does vary from game to game how well a player develops, but these ones usually become very good, provided you give them plenty of games.ġ. Here is a list of players that develop to be some of the best on the game, and are all relatively cheap at the beggining of the first season. I saw here that in everyone's 'super teams' all the players appear to be about 30 at the start of the game, which is no good if you want to play for more than 2 or 3 seasons. Nicolas Anelka (Man City) - not a young player but worth signing if you can because he is brilliant. Supat Rungratsamee (Portsmouth) - becomes as good as Owen in a couple of seasons scoring loads. ![]() ![]() John Thorrington (Huddersfield) - super cheap and a pretty good player. Tom Jebb (Liverpool) - provides a good backup for Pitt at Left Midfield. Magnus Troest (Aston Villa) - becomes a good substitue defender.Īndres Iniesta (Barcelona) - can get him for mega cheap at the start, he becomes a great Defensive Midfielder.Īaron Lennon (Leeds)- with a bit of luck he becomes a very good player.Ĭourtney Pitt (Portsmouth) - the best Left Midfielder I have ever bought, he costs about £2million but he gets around 20 assists a season at Left Midfield.Īndres D'Alessandro (Wolfsburg) - pretty good AMC for the price, gets average of 8.0 most seasons with about 10 assists and 8 goals on average.Ĭarlos Tevez (Boca Juniors) - around £10million should get him. Gary Roberts (Crewe) - train Roberts to be a Defender Right and he got an average of 8.72 for 51 games last season for me, he is amazing.īilly Jones (Crewe) - another very good young defender. Kasper Schmeichel (Man City)- as everyone has already said, he is brilliant after about 4 years. If You Just Have The English League These Players Become Amazing After About 3 Years, As Long As You Get In Some Great Coaches (Get Tony Godden And You're On To A Winner): Good Players To Buy Young At The Start of the Game ![]()
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