King |
25/05/2025Hello,
I don't know if I'm the only one to have noticed this, but isn't there a drastic drop in player prices linked to auctions, for example?
I've noticed 23/24 year old players with 84 to 87 NG going for less than 10M, not to mention the training time of players who had more than 200 days of training. At the time, I felt a bit sorry for the trainers in question, and I wonder if it won't be the same for me and other managers, who choose training in the hope of getting back on their feet financially.
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25/05/2025It's time everyone took some responsibility.
The points potential (all characteristics included, with endurance) varies according to age
- 26 years and over: potential around 240 pts
- 24-25 years: around 220 pts
- 21-23 years: maximum 210 pts
An indicative grid for assessing a player's quality:
-> Above 205 pts: excellent training → estimated value of more than 50 M
-> Between 195 and 204 pts: Very good training → value between 40 and 50 M
-> Less than 195 pts: Average player → value less than 40 M
As is often the case, the market reacts with a certain delay. It generally takes 5 to 6 seasons for the masses to integrate the new criteria. What you consider a 'lambda' player today is probably well above what you imagine.
Everyone should take a few moments to adjust to this reality.
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King |
26/05/20254 more replies
Mide |
28/05/2025I have made ridiculous losses because of this. A player I bought for 17M at 17, after training he was sold for 7-8M I have many other cases like these. It’s sad and I don’t know what to do.
Zeus |
28/05/2025Rull43 |
28/05/2025Nothing, it's a name like Paul or George.
He used an old expression to say that's life
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Demi-cerveau |
25/05/2025At the same time, the price of youngsters released at the best of times is skyrocketing at auction.
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Hydilik |
25/05/2025Personally, I have the impression that there is little activity on the transfer markets at the moment, despite the fact that we are at the start of the season..
So, more supply than demand.
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myforsans |
25/05/2025But it's not difficult to understand the main reason for the fall in prices: the big clubs, which sometimes have more than 25 players at NG 99, are beginning to realise that they are getting older and that they need to make room for the future first-team players in their team for the next few seasons, who will be players considered average today.
So they're trying to sell like crazy, but the buyers aren't fooled when the prices on offer are those of 4 or 5 seasons ago. So to make room, they're selling off and for another 2 or 3 seasons they'll be selling off more and more, and as buyers know, .... well, they're not buying or they're buying very little.
Last season there were more than 1,000 players with an NG 99. In two or 3 seasons, there will be barely 200 and in 5 or 6 seasons barely 25 or 30.
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Ritter |
26/05/2025I have also noticed a drop in prices after the 99 ng in 4 seasons there will be almost no more. Everything will go back to normal with the potentials. What was not normal is that a 79 potential becomes a 95 ng. I notice that my players in training with 80 potential and more are at the right level of development, for example an 81 potential will become an 83, which is much more logical for everyone. When you see teams with 99 ng players with 79 potential, it's not normal. We're going to have to go back to the drawing board, which I think is good for the game. No more big teams with more than 1100 state.
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Sun's |
26/05/2025It should be pointed out that 99s are generally resold just before regression, especially those as you say with 80- potential, given that the Staff base their maximum on potential + 3 seasons of seniority
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khad19 |
26/05/2025Unlike 85/87 NGs under the age of 25, prices are skyrocketing at auction. Prices easily exceed 30 million.
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26/05/2025Total number of points on a player at the end of training.
The 26 and over age group benefited from a more significant development. The 24-25 age group benefited over one or two seasons. Below that, regular training is much lower.
The new standard will be 90NG with 15-20 in endurance.
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Tazz26 |
26/05/2025So today's 26+ year olds will be better off at 35 than today's 22/23 year olds at the same time... so we shouldn't be too worried about the 22/23 year olds ^^
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myforsans |
26/05/2025You're getting ahead of yourself. Who can predict that in the space of 9 seasons there won't be another unforeseen reworking of training efficiency or an underwater drop in NGs deemed excessive that will wipe out your prediction?
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26/05/2025Aymeric will let the game stabilise, but there are no guarantees 😅
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papaulochines |
28/05/2025Descompromisso c/ a banca ou a bandeira tem influência no campo dos pretendentes ao meta ⚽
