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FIFA Manager 13 – Tips and tricks on transfers, fitness, youth and cheats
Being a manager is not easy, in real life as in football being a manager. All the money – depending on the club -, the many possibilities, options, variables and so on and so forth. It can sometimes be difficult to keep track of things, which means that you may not make the most optimal decisions. So that the manager and coach life becomes a little easier for you, we would like to give you a few tips to make the entry and the further development of your club and your players a little easier.
FIFA Manager 13 – Tips and Tricks Table of Contents
– FIFA Manager 13 – Tips and tricks on club formation and transfers
– FIFA Manager 13 – Tips on fitness, motivation, training, youth training and cheats
FIFA Manager 13 – found your own club
In the FIFA Manager 13 you can of course found your very own club and stir up the leagues of a country if you don’t want to pick one of the countless clubs available. It should be clear that this is a much more difficult task than simply taking over FC Barcelona or Real Madrid.
Since money is usually relatively tight, you need a few good alternatives to buy good players if possible. At least if you don’t want to stay in the bottom leagues for a long time. Cooperation partners are a good way of doing this. To do this, you should choose clubs that play two leagues above you – and that can of course also be abroad, something in England or Spain. The advantage for you is that you only pay part or no salary and also no rental fee, but it could be that you have to use them in 50 percent of your games. In short: With little risk you can get yourself very good players in this way, even if only temporarily.
Another important point is the youth sector, which you should expand if you have the necessary resources. Good talent should be your focus here for a number of reasons. On the one hand, they are of course good players who – provided they have the right talent – develop very well and, under certain circumstances, you can earn quite a decent amount of money with the sale.
Also, make sure that you bind the relevant talents to you in the long term if possible, also by taking advantage of additional options for the club, an automatic extension after X missions and the like. If another club then wants to buy the player out of his contract, you benefit from it.
Football Manager 13 – Transfers
One or the other player in the football manager could certainly be seen as a bit overpriced considering the performance he ultimately brings, but that’s no different in reality. Even with transfers, you should therefore be careful not to make false promises.
If you buy players, don’t necessarily promise them that they have a regular seat guarantee, but of course that depends a little on the player. But: You can always change these promises retrospectively or make new promises. So if it turns out later that someone is developing into a regular player, that’s okay too. Just remember to change the corresponding promises. If you assure someone that you are a regular and then let them go to waste in the bank, they will lose morale and simply become dissatisfied.
In addition to youth camps, you can of course also look around for young talents on the transfer market or using the search function. Hire scouts so that they can watch the players, you should also take a closer look at A- and B-youth big clubs and, if necessary, make use of the purchase or loan option if you discover talent.
The winter break, meanwhile, is not only a good way of adding quality again, but also to get cheap players. Search specifically for players whose contract has been running for less than a year and adjust the level of talent to your needs. So you can save money, but still get good players.
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