Well said

Yep, I'm a squad rotation manager, and managing player time and happiness is the big challenge indeed. LOVE those super subs who don't complain

From my experience almost anyone can be pegged down to squad player just by changing their playing time even if they wouldn't accept a contract like that

My left back cost roughly €104M to convince Bayern to sell.He's been by far the best wing back in the world for over 10 seasons. If the guy is world-class and helps you to take the next step, it's always worth it

I agree. Got Wigan up to the Prem. After staying up for a year I was rolling in money. I bought a 22-year-old English striker regen that had amazing stats. He was just about to start being regularly called up for England. Spent £70m on him, and I was anxious about it all season. I think it was because my record signing before that was about £24m for a winger. After big spending, I go back to buying young players and loan farming them to develop them for the main team.

Which team are you managing in Spain ? I’m thinking if managing in Spain and was looking at Real Betis 🧐

And now you're bored

He's probably the most high level utility player out there, one of the most valuable assets as a super team. Signed him off a 173m release clause in my Arsenal save because he could easily cover all my midfield positions without a drop in quality. Squad rotation becomes a big thing, at a certain point in that save my second 11 could beat every Premiership team, because I was bringing in players like Camavinga to bridge that gap and make sure we were still at full strength even with a starter out

Zealand watchers are single

@@brownie62 True

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​@@brownie62couldn't agree more

“Babe wtf I thought you wanted me to watch a video about New Zealand”

it's kinda hard not to😅

just a one video as closing argument on da matter is subpar yes🧐

Just left a similar comment and then saw this. Not sure if I should delete it or not😂

How can you make a Brighton save bad? I won' the league and Europa league in the 3rd season

Sign him as star player. The day he arrives, lower it to what you think is best. He will get furious, but will get over it in a few months.

How old was he? Sometimes with the 18 year olds they assume they are going into your youth team so Star Player reflects that level. Just signed a guy in Serie A who wanted Star Player which scared me, then clicked through and saw he wanted £8k per week so this was referring to my youth teams.

@@richc2517 18 I think

@@thargoff 100% specially if sent on loan he will toughen up

@@pbh81 how much wage did they want? Unless they were wanting to be around your highest earner then they may not have actually expected to be a Star Player

Until they come with "I my client doesnt think, that he has the ability to make a breakthrough here and wants to leave".

@@lisaruhm6681 The trick to that is to go for the mutual termination option, and this leads to your board denying it because 'the player is too valuable to let go'. This also satisfies the player so its an easy win.

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Rip hyderabads team 😢

Though looking at him and seca they are almost identical....now I wanna know what seca cost. I can't feel bad I got a world class striker for 4 mil cause of a relegation clause so had the money to burn🤣🤣

I think it’s only if your trying to force a player out of the club rather than a club coming in for your player

Your player might be given a certain value, but it doesn't mean he's worth the same to other clubs without the same reputation or money, you might have to lower your expectations a bit

the player value is what YOUR staff value him at, not other teams. Same as when buying, just use the value as a rough estimate not exact

If i tried to sell players the way zealand does i would have revolt immediately. Most of the tricks he does do not work on my saves ...

I think it depends from save to save. Here are a few things I do: 1) Offer them out at a lower value to start a bidding war (I believe Zealand has covered this in a previous video). I have been able to raise the price higher than what I would have accepted by doing incremental higher offerings every couple of days and rejecting the lower offer. 2) Loan out a player if the wage is a problem and they have more than a year left on their contract. Sometimes a player not playing can put teams off making an offer. If they play well on loan, you might get a suitable bid in the next transfer window. 3) This goes against Zealand's advice and works best for German and Dutch teams (where there's no registration rules) - buy 2 CA/4-5 PA young players (preferably 18 year olds) from nations where it's cheap. Their value will increase when they join the club. Any who get into your team even as an impact sub will help you fulfill homegrown rules later down the line. Have them available for U19 to continue their development. Loan out the rest to teams with good facilities and playing in good leagues (bonus if it's a domestic club). You can sell these players for a profit in a few years if they don't meet your team's standard and repeat the cycle. I did something similar with PSV in FM22 and took their bank balance to over $1b. Every year I was selling off not good enough youth players for $100m+ combined, which allowed me to spend big/compete with European heavyweights in terms of salaries. Works even better in Germany as Bundesliga/2 offers good money for their league place finishes. I'll add more if I can think of anything else. Oh and having w competent and big scouting team is essential, as Zealand has already mentioned.

@@SaptashwaBandyopadhyay Bidding war never worked for me.... regardles of league

Bury is a very low team, if u download a mod you can play with Bury

@@sachavdp3853 That was always the point btw i love building ^^ Thx for the tip.

He's the GOAT and always brings good vibes. I can't be in a bad mood after watching his videos/streams (unless I'm a Man utd fan lol)

Small squad size is always the key Pep knows that

I think sadly the answer is that it happens slowly over time by winning and signing better players

That seems like one whole squad too many, even for the Prem.

@@shoobydoobydoooo 1st squad is only there for a season or two if they hold up, after that I'm moving up better reserve line up and have 3 squads+7 and promoting youth onwards. Promoted youth become reserve and play all matches while worse reserve who stayed I loan out to 3rd league or equivalent. It also depends on my goals for the club, sometimes I just take a job for a trophy and move on after a season not minding bankrupting the club for a good line up lol.

The original Zealand newgan facepack…

Faces (both real and newgen players) and logos are separate from the skin. Logos for clubs and faces for real players can be downloaded as face and logo packs on known FM websites. For newgen faces he uses the Zealand newgan facepack.

Then you don't go for wonderkid yet, but free players, trial farming and loans.

Thought this too, there’s statistical stuff you can add but not attributes so not sure how that works exactly

Had the same issue with a maccabi Tel Aviv save. Couldn’t get past the CL playoff round and already had by far the best team in the league. What are you up to?

Simone scotta was as well

@@Pullithard I’m doing an online save with a friend he is with beitar Jerusalem but he is kinda getting sick of it as I’m dominating the league so much won it 4 years in a row. last two years I got to that round before the round of 16 . We played like half a season and I won 5 out of 6 cl group stage matches including : Chelsea, Napoli, ac Milan, dinamo Zagreb and 8-0 trashing on Basel, idk how it’s going so well really. I’m also the israel national team manger and won 6 out of 6 matches so far in the nations league but it was in C level so the group was easy but I’m excited to see what the future holds

@@barakavni8047 how do you find Israeli players of a high enough caliber? Because Israelis playing outside of Israel are impossible to sign because of the contract rules for u-21’s and I can never find ones good enough being produced at other clubs in Israel. I have over 120 mil in my transfer budget but only spend around 5 mil a year.

@@Pullithard I did this challenge in fm22 and it was really hard I got one good striker from the academy and nothing else clubs like Maccabi petah tikva and hapoel tel aviv always seem to develop good young players like in my newer save that I mentioned here there is a 16 years old that generated at hapoel tel aviv that got into the next gen and he is easily one of the top 3 Israeli strikers in my save. Never the less I got really lucky in my youth intakes after 6 seasons I have 3 players from the academy in the starting 11 one is the best Israeli cb which is 18 years old and the 2nd best Israeli cam behind gloukh that’s worth between 15m-20m pounds, I also have a defensive midfielder that’s also 18, and 2 wingers and a cam that r the rotation options so in short I been very lucky to manage to keep these guys and develop them well in the academy that didn’t happen in my other save in 22 and there I felt stuck. Btw I finished the season I talked about earlier by finishing 4th in cl groups and losing the ROF16 to Marseille