Hello,

What is the cost of going to a country for a detection via the cdf? In my case, I only go to Senegal for scouting, and generally it's between €120 and €180k, but this season we're up to €340k. Why is that?

Hello,

I'm going to give you an answer that was given to me a few years ago, when Laos was one of the most expensive nations and then became a VIP nation for 2 years.

Let's consider all the players as the world population of VF World professional players.
There is a ratio by nationality, set by the MDJ.

The more players of a given nationality there are in relation to this global population (= the number of players of that nationality approaching the set ratio), the higher the price ... Until it becomes VIP.
By reverse reasoning, we can say that the "cheapest" nationalities are those that need to be "repopulated".

I should point out that this answer was given to me before the federations came into being.
Nevertheless, I don't see why this mechanism should have changed.

Thank you, I just wanted to understand the mechanism, which is coherent in idea but I don't have the impression that it's having an effect. It's always the same countries that cost the least (e.g. Australia with 15 active clubs currently 2nd biggest total for cdf N10) but I can't see detection costs increasing there every year.

Mind you, when I talk about players, I'm talking about those who run around on the pitch.
We're managers!

In Australia, for example, it's not the number of active clubs that counts... Or even the level of the CDF.
It's the 1977 players, compared to the sum of all the players in the game ...
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There are 1053 Australian juniors, if they get promoted all at once, that's supposed to increase the price ...

PS : come and play the CDM VFIFA with us, stop hesitating :P