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Huge List of Football Manager 2011 Wonderkids and Great Youngsters
Update: Visit the following link for the list of Football Manager 2012 wonderkids and great youngsters.
One of the things I like to do the most when a Football Manager game is launched – in this case, Football Manager 2011 – is to start scouting the world, searching for wonderkids and great youngsters to help me and the club go forward. It’s never easy to spot the talents and truly promising players, but I did my best and I believe that I’ve created a complete list of Football Manager 2011 Wonderkids and Great Youngsters.
It took me nearly 8 hours to search for the players and 1 1/2 hours to actually sort the list and write this article, so comments are more than welcomed, while stealing the list (without linking to the source) is highly prohibited :) Now enjoy the complete list of FM 2011 wonderkinds and promising youngsters.
Best Football Manager 2011 Young Goalkeepers
David Ospina (21 years old). Value: 3.1 Million Euros. Club: OGC Nice
Matej Delac (17 years old). Value: 3.5 Million Euros. Club: Chelsea
Silviu Lung Jr (21 years old). Value: Cheap. Club: U Craiova
Best Football Manager 2011 Young Central Defenders
Toby Alderweireld (21 years old). Value: €3.4 Million. Club: Ajax
Mikel San Jose (21 years old). Value: €3.9 Million. Club: Athletic
Stefan Reinartz (21 years old). Value: €3,6 Million. Club: Leverkusen
Neven Subotic (21 years old). Value €4,9 Million. Club: Dortmund
Guillermo Burdisso (21 years old). Value: €2,7 Million. Club: Roma
Jorge Pulido (19 years old). Value: €600,000. Club: Athletico
Simon Kjaer (21 years old), Value: €5,75 Million. Club: Wolfsburg
Mats Hummels (21 years old). Value: €4,7 Million. Club: Dortmund
Mateo Mussacchio (19 years old). Value: €4.8 Million. Club: Villareal
Ezequiek Munoz (19 years old). Value: 3.5 Million. Club: Palermo
Ryan Bennet (20 years old). Value: €570,000. Club: Peterborough
Cedric Mongongu (21 years old). Value: €3.4 Million. Club: AS Monaco
Mario Fernandez (19 year old). Value: €4.3 Million. Club: Gremio
Phil Jones (18 years old). Value €4.5 Million. Club: Blackburn
Holger Badstuber (21 years old). Value: €4.5 Million. Club: FC Bayern
Leonel Galeano (18 years old). Value: €1.7 Million. Club: Independiente
Danny Wilson (18 years old). Value: €2.5 Million. Club: Liverpool
Best Football Manager 2011 Young Fullbacks
Cesar Azpilicueta (20 years old). Value: €5.5 Million. Club: OM
Jerome Boateng (21 years old). Value: 12.5 Million. Club: Manchester City
Romario (16 years old). Value: €425,000. Club: Vitoria
Atila Turan (18 years old). Value: €1,2 Million. Club: GF 38
Best Football Manager 2011 Young Central Midfielders (and DMC)
Aaron Ramsey (19 years old). Value: €6 Million. Club: Arsenal
Steven N’Zonzi (21 years old). Value: €500,000. Club: Blackburn
J Rodwell (19 years old). Value: €5,75 Million. Club: Everton
Leroy Fer (20 years old). Value: €3.6 Million. Club: Fiorentina
Milan Badelj (21 yers old). Value: €1.4 Million. Club: Dinamo
Necip Uysal (19 years old). Value: 2.8 Million. Club: Besiktas
Moussa Sissoko (20 years old). Value: €6,25 Million. Club: Toulouse
Yann M’Villa (20 years old). Value: €5 Million. Club: Stade Rennais
Nicolas Nkoulou (20 years old). Value: €4.8 Million. Club: AS Monaco
Josh McEachram (17 years old). Value: €1.8 Million. Club: Chelsea
Ruben Yttergard Jenssen (21 years old). Value: €1.1 Million. Club: Tromso
Samba Sow (21 years old). Value: €3.3 Million. Club: RC Lens
Fabian Delph (20 years old). Value: €5.25 Million. Club: Aston Villa
Sergio Oliveira (18 years old). Value: €800,000. Club: Porto
David Alaba (18 years old). Value: €4.1 Million. Club: FC Bayern
Zakaria Labyad (17 years old). Value: €1.3 Million Club: PSV
Best Football Manager 2011 Young Attacking Midfielders (Centre)
Daniel Parejo (21 years old). Value: €4.4 Million. Club: Getafe
Christian Eriksen (18 years old). Value: €3.3 Million. Club: Ajax
Paulo Henrique (20 years old). Value: €4.3 Million. Club: Santos
Mirdem Pjanic (20 years old). Value: €6 Million. Club: Unigamesity
Javier Pastore (21 years old). Value: €9.5 Million. Club: Palermo
Eden Hazard (19 years old). Value: €6.5 Million. Club: LOSC Lille
Stevan Jovetic (20 years old). Value: €9,25 Million. Club: Fiorentina
Mesut Ozil (21 years old). Value: €10.75 Million. Club: Real Madrid
Thomas Muller (20 years old). Value: €7,5 Million. Club: FC Bayern
Toni Kroos (20 years old). Value: €6,25 Million. Club: FC Bayern
Willian (21 years old). Value: €4.4 Million. Club: Shakthar
Douglas Costa (19 years old). Value: €4.3 Million. Club: Shakthar
Edgar Ivan Pacheco (20 years old). Value: €1 Million. Club: Atals
Martin Galvan (17 years old). Value: €1.1 Million. Club: Cruz Azul
Bryan Rabello (16 years old). Value: €550,000. Club: Colo Colo
Alan Dzagoev (20 years old). Value: €6.75 Million. Club: CSKA Moscow
Camacho (20 years old). Value: €1,5 Million. Club: Flamengo
Georginio Wijnaldum (19 years old). Value: €3.3 Million. Club: Feyenoord
Davide Petrucci (18 years old). Value: €525,000. Club: Manchester UTD
Mateo Kovacic (16 years old). Value: €575,000. Club: Dinamo
Jano (17 years old). Value: €3.3 Million. Club: Spartak Moscow
Best Football Manager 2011 Young Wingers
Andre Schurrle (19 years old) Value: €3.3 Million
Adam Hlousek (21 years old). Value: €1 Million. Club: Slavia Prague
Alexis Sanchez (21 years old). Value: €8 Million. Club: Udinese
Gareth Bale (20 years old). Value: €6,75 Million. Club: Tottenham
Marko Marin (21 years old). Value: €5 Million. Club: Werder Bremen
Xherda Shaqiri (18 years old). Value: €2.7 Million. Club: Basel
Lewis Holtby (19 years old). Value: €4.7 Million Club: Schalke
Best Football Manager 2011 Young Strikers
Sercan Yildirim (20 years old). Value: €4.4 Million. Club: Bursaspor
Marko Livaja (16 years old). FREE
Ahmed Khalil (19 years old), Value: €900,000 Al Ahli
Borja Baston (17 years old). Value: €1.7 Million. Club: At. Madrid
Iker Munian (17 years old). Value: €4.3 Million. Club: Athletic
Khouma Babacar (17 years old). Value: €4.4 Million. Club: Fiorentina
Yaya Sanogo (17 years old). Value: €2.1 Million Club: AJ Auxerre
Neymar (18 years old). Value: €6.25 Million. Club: Santos
Marko Arnautovic (21 years old). Value: €5,25 Million. Club: Werder Bremen
Mario Ballotelli (19 years old). Value: €28 Million. Club: Manchester City
Pato (20 years old). Value: €18 Million Club: AC Milan
Abel Hernandez (19 years old). Value: €10,75 Million. Club: Palermo
Taufic Guarch (18 years old). Value: €925,000. Club: Estudiantes
Piotr Parzyszek (16 years old). Value: €800,000. Club: De Graafschap
Lacina Traore (19 years old). Value: €1,7 Million. Club: CFR Cluj
Cedric Bakambu (19 years old). Value: €900,000. Club: FC Sochaux
Marko Maletic (16 years old). Value: €250,000. Club: FC Utrecht
Connor Wickham (17 years old). Value: €1,9 Million. Club: Ipswich
Sani Emmanuel (17 years old). Value: FREE (you’ll have to pay €20,000 compensation)
Romelu Lukaku (17 years old). Value: €1.4 Million. Club: Anderlecht
Vaclav Kadlec (18 years old). Value: 1.2 Million. Club: Sparta Prague
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Beyond Compliance: How Local Law 152 Gas Inspections Enhance Building Safety and Liability Protection
Local Law 152, enacted by the New York City Council in 2016, was introduced as part of a broader initiative to improve gas safety across the city’s vast and aging building stock. While the law mandates periodic inspections of gas piping systems, its impact goes far beyond regulatory compliance. It represents a cultural shift in how property owners, managers, and tenants view building safety. By institutionalizing routine inspections, Local Law 152 has become a cornerstone of proactive risk management, helping to prevent accidents, protect lives, and shield stakeholders from legal and financial exposure.
Understanding the Scope and Intent of Local Law 152
At its core, Local Law 152 requires buildings in New York City—excluding those classified under Occupancy Group R-3, such as one- and two-family homes—to undergo gas piping inspections every four years. These inspections must be conducted by a Licensed Master Plumber or a qualified individual under their supervision. The law applies to exposed gas piping systems from the point of entry into the building up to tenant spaces, including mechanical rooms and public areas. The intent is to identify leaks, corrosion, illegal connections, and other defects that could compromise safety.
The law’s staggered inspection schedule, organized by community district, ensures that inspections are distributed evenly across the city. This approach not only makes compliance more manageable but also allows for targeted oversight based on geographic risk factors. The requirement to submit inspection reports and retain certifications adds a layer of accountability, ensuring that issues are documented and addressed promptly.
Enhancing Building Safety Through Early Detection
One of the most significant benefits of Local Law 152 is its role in early detection of gas-related hazards. Gas leaks, if left undetected, can lead to explosions, fires, and carbon monoxide poisoning. By mandating regular inspections, the law ensures that potential issues are identified before they escalate. Licensed professionals use specialized equipment to test for leaks and assess the condition of piping systems. This proactive approach reduces the likelihood of emergencies and enhances the overall safety of the building.
Moreover, the law encourages property owners to adopt a culture of maintenance rather than repair. Instead of waiting for a problem to manifest, owners are incentivized to monitor and maintain their systems continuously. This shift not only improves safety but also extends the lifespan of infrastructure, reducing long-term costs and disruptions.
Liability Protection for Property Owners and Managers
Beyond safety, Local Law 152 offers substantial liability protection for property owners and managers. In the event of a gas-related incident, having a documented history of compliance can serve as a critical defense against legal claims. Inspection reports and certifications demonstrate due diligence and a commitment to tenant safety. This documentation can be invaluable in litigation, insurance claims, and regulatory investigations.
Failure to comply with the law, on the other hand, can expose owners to significant risks. Non-compliance may result in violations, fines, and increased scrutiny from regulatory bodies. In severe cases, it can lead to criminal charges or civil lawsuits, especially if negligence is proven. By adhering to Local Law 152, owners not only fulfill their legal obligations but also protect themselves from reputational and financial harm.
Building Trust with Tenants and Stakeholders
Compliance with Local Law 152 also fosters trust between property owners and tenants. In a city where safety is a top concern, tenants are increasingly aware of building standards and regulations. Knowing that a building undergoes regular gas inspections provides peace of mind and enhances tenant satisfaction. It signals that the owner values safety and is committed to maintaining a secure living environment.
This trust extends to other stakeholders as well, including investors, lenders, and insurers. Buildings that comply with Local Law 152 are viewed as lower-risk assets, which can influence financing terms, insurance premiums, and property valuations. In a competitive real estate market, compliance becomes a strategic advantage, differentiating responsible owners from those who cut corners.
Integrating Technology and Best Practices
As the industry evolves, many property owners are integrating technology to streamline compliance and enhance monitoring. Digital platforms now allow for automated scheduling, documentation, and reporting of inspections. Some buildings are even adopting smart sensors to detect gas leaks in real time, providing an additional layer of protection. These innovations complement the requirements of Local Law 152 and position buildings for future regulatory developments.
Best practices also include training staff on gas safety protocols, maintaining clear communication with tenants, and conducting internal audits between mandated inspections. By embedding these practices into daily operations, owners can ensure continuous compliance and readiness for inspections.
Conclusion: A Holistic Approach to Safety and Responsibility
Local Law 152 is more than a regulatory requirement—it is a framework for responsible building management. By mandating regular gas inspections, the law enhances safety, reduces risk, and protects property owners from liability. Its benefits extend to tenants, stakeholders, and the broader community, creating a safer and more resilient urban environment. As New York City continues to modernize its infrastructure, laws like Local Law 152 will play a pivotal role in shaping a culture of vigilance, accountability, and care. Compliance is just the beginning; the real value lies in the commitment to safety that it represents. Transform your home with expert craftsmanship and innovative design solutions from Zicklincontracting.com, where every renovation begins with your vision.
A bathroom remodel can enhance functionality, boost aesthetics, and increase home value. However, without careful planning, common mistakes can lead to wasted time, unnecessary expenses, and disappointing results. Understanding these pitfalls and learning how to avoid them ensures a smooth renovation process, delivering the ideal bathroom space you envision.
Neglecting a Comprehensive Plan
One of the biggest mistakes homeowners make is starting a remodel without a clear plan. Jumping into renovations without a well-defined budget, layout, and material selection can lead to costly delays and changes mid-project.
How to Avoid It:
Before starting, create a detailed remodeling plan outlining design preferences, must-have features, budget constraints, and a realistic timeline. Consulting professionals for guidance can help refine your vision and ensure a structured approach.
Ignoring Proper Ventilation
Bathrooms experience high humidity levels, and inadequate ventilation can result in mold growth, peeling paint, and moisture damage to walls and flooring. Many homeowners overlook the importance of proper airflow during a remodel.
How to Avoid It:
Install a high-quality exhaust fan to remove excess moisture, preventing condensation and mildew buildup. Ensure air circulation by placing vents strategically to maintain a fresh and dry bathroom environment.
Choosing the Wrong Materials
Selecting the wrong materials can lead to durability issues, premature wear, and maintenance headaches. Wood-based cabinets may warp due to moisture exposure, and porous flooring materials can absorb water, leading to damage over time.
How to Avoid It:
Opt for water-resistant materials suited for bathroom conditions. Porcelain or ceramic tiles, moisture-resistant paints, and sealed countertops withstand humidity while providing longevity and aesthetic appeal.
Overlooking Storage Solutions
A well-designed bathroom requires practical storage to keep toiletries, towels, and essentials organized. Many remodels prioritize aesthetics but fail to incorporate sufficient storage, leading to cluttered spaces.
How to Avoid It:
Include smart storage options such as recessed shelves, wall-mounted cabinets, and drawer organizers. Floating vanities with built-in compartments provide both style and functionality without occupying excess space.
Ignoring Lighting Needs
Poor lighting can make a bathroom feel dull and impractical. Insufficient illumination around mirrors and workspaces affects visibility, while relying solely on overhead fixtures can create harsh shadows.
How to Avoid It:
Layered lighting enhances ambiance and usability. Install vanity lights for even facial illumination, recessed lights for a balanced glow, and dimmable fixtures for customizable brightness levels.
Misjudging Plumbing Layout
Rearranging plumbing without careful assessment can lead to costly complications. Many homeowners attempt to relocate sinks, showers, or toilets without understanding structural limitations, resulting in unexpected expenses.
How to Avoid It:
Consult a plumber before making major layout adjustments. Keeping plumbing elements in their original locations minimizes complexity, reducing labor and material costs.
Overspending on Unnecessary Upgrades
It’s easy to get carried away with luxury fixtures and designer finishes, but unnecessary splurges can push a remodel over budget. Over-customization may also reduce future resale appeal.
How to Avoid It:
Prioritize essential upgrades that improve functionality and durability. Invest in quality faucets, efficient water-saving fixtures, and well-built vanities while balancing aesthetics with practicality.
Skipping Professional Help When Needed
While DIY renovations save money, certain tasks require expert handling. Improper electrical work, faulty plumbing installations, and incorrect tiling can lead to costly fixes later.
How to Avoid It:
Hire professionals like bathroom contractor for complex tasks like wiring, plumbing, and waterproofing to ensure safety and long-term efficiency. Balancing DIY efforts with expert assistance prevents mistakes and maintains high-quality results.
Conclusion
Avoiding common bathroom remodeling mistakes ensures a successful and stress-free renovation. By focusing on proper planning, material selection, lighting, ventilation, and professional expertise where necessary, homeowners can achieve a stylish, functional, and durable bathroom that meets both present and future needs. For expert renovation and waterproofing solutions in New York, trust Zicklincontracting.com to deliver quality craftsmanship and reliable service.
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes (SWGOH), a long-running mobile RPG by EA Capital Games, has consistently evolved to keep its dedicated player base engaged. With a wide range of game modes, characters from across the Star Wars universe, and a competitive arena and guild system, it’s no wonder the game has maintained its popularity for years. In 2023, the developers introduced a new feature that significantly shifted the in-game economy and player strategy: the SWGOH Webstore. This addition has quickly been recognized as a game-changer for both casual and competitive players.
What is the SWGOH Webstore?
The SWGOH Webstore is an external online storefront created specifically for SWGOH players. Unlike the in-game store, which is accessed within the mobile app, the Webstore is accessed through a web browser. Its primary purpose is to offer players additional options for obtaining characters, gear, credits, crystals, and other valuable resources. What sets it apart is the exclusive deals and login rewards available only through this platform. The Webstore boasts a streamlined user interface that is easy to navigate and offers a seamless extension of the in-game experience.
This move reflects a growing trend in mobile games where developers provide a separate e-commerce experience to encourage more direct transactions—often with fewer platform fees and more promotional flexibility.
Benefits of Using the SWGOH Webstore
One of the standout features of the SWGOH Webstore is its exclusive deals and promotions. Players regularly find web-only bundles that aren’t available in the in-game store. These often include discounted gear packs, shard bundles for hard-to-farm characters, and even early access items tied to upcoming events. This exclusivity provides a significant incentive for players to check the store daily.
Another major benefit is the daily login rewards. Simply visiting the Webstore every day can yield extra crystals, energy, and other valuable items. These bonuses stack with in-game daily rewards, offering a double benefit for consistent players and helping accelerate progression.
Additionally, the Webstore supports more flexible payment options, allowing users to complete purchases with a variety of methods that might not be supported within the mobile app. It also enables cross-platform accessibility, meaning players can browse and make purchases from a desktop or tablet in addition to their phone.
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How to Access and Use the SWGOH Webstore
Accessing the Webstore is straightforward. Players must log in using the same EA, Google, or Apple account linked to their SWGOH game profile. Once authenticated, the Webstore syncs with their game data, allowing all purchases and rewards to transfer directly into the game.
The site features a clean layout that categorizes offers by type: crystals, gear, character shards, and event packs. A dedicated section displays the free daily login item, which players can claim in a single click. For those making purchases, the checkout process is smooth and secure, often faster than in-game microtransactions.
Impact on Gameplay and Progression
The introduction of the Webstore has had a noticeable impact on gameplay. Players now have more tools to advance quickly, whether through extra gear to complete relic upgrades or crystal bundles that support more refreshes in hard battles. Web-exclusive offers often align with major game events like Galactic Challenges, Conquest, or marquee character releases, allowing players to be more competitive without excessive spending.
For free-to-play (F2P) or budget-conscious players, the Webstore offers new opportunities. The daily freebies, along with occasional deep discounts, mean that even players who spend little or nothing can benefit simply by engaging consistently.
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Community Reception and Feedback
The SWGOH community has largely responded positively to the Webstore. On forums such as Reddit and Discord, many players have praised the extra rewards and welcomed the additional value provided. The login bonuses and frequent promotions were particularly well received, especially in comparison to the traditionally slow grind of the SWGOH economy.
However, some concerns have been raised. A few players feel that certain Webstore-exclusive deals might give paying players too much of an advantage, potentially widening the gap between whales and F2P players. Others worry about the trend toward monetization outside of the app stores, questioning whether it will lead to more aggressive sales tactics.
Overall, though, the consensus is that the Webstore offers meaningful benefits that enhance the player experience without significantly disrupting game balance.
Tips for Maximizing the Webstore’s Value
To get the most from the SWGOH Webstore, players should make it a habit to check in daily for free rewards, even if they don’t plan to buy anything. Keeping an eye on limited-time bundles—especially during events like Double Drops, Territory Battles, or new character releases—can help optimize purchases.
It’s also a smart strategy to align purchases with in-game goals. For example, if a player is pushing to unlock a new Galactic Legend, buying shard bundles or gear packs that directly support that path is more valuable than random upgrades.
Lastly, tracking Webstore offers through community sources (e.g., Reddit megathreads or YouTube updates) can help identify the best-value deals and avoid less impactful ones.
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Conclusion
The SWGOH Webstore has emerged as a powerful new tool in the Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes ecosystem. By offering exclusive rewards, better deals, and improved convenience, it reshapes how players interact with the game’s economy. Whether you’re a casual player looking for a few extra crystals or a competitive veteran optimizing your roster, the Webstore has something to offer.
As Capital Games continues to update and refine the Webstore, its role in SWGOH’s future looks increasingly central. For players looking to gain an edge or simply enjoy more value from their gameplay, the SWGOH Webstore is well worth a daily visit.
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Thomasson
November 5, 2010 at 5:32 pm
Best young goalkeeper in FM2011: David De Gea from Atletico de Madrid. He is the best by far…
Mike
November 5, 2010 at 7:20 pm
Leroy Fer from Fiorentina?? You mean Feyenoord!
filip
November 6, 2010 at 5:08 pm
Can you look this players:
Jordi Amat (18) Central Defender (Espanyol)
Alvaro Vazquez (19) striker (Espanyol)
Juanmi (17) Striker (Malaga)
Herrera (21) Midfielder (Zaragoza)
Pablo Sarabia (17) Winger (Real Madrid)
Gerard Deulofeu (17) Winger (FC Barcelona)
Thiago Alcantara (19) Midfielder (FC Barcelona)
Probably Spain has the league with more Young Talents
Anthony
November 7, 2010 at 1:29 pm
So, who are the players that have been given ‘-10’ for potential ability?
And what are the potential abilities for the wonderkids listed above?
Kez
November 7, 2010 at 8:57 pm
Ive signed a few good players with Man Utd.
Eliaquim Mangala from Standard
Levan Kenia from Schalke
Onur Kivrak from Trabzonspor
Michal Svec from SC Heerenveen
Dieguinho from Fluminense is alo good
sideslide10
November 9, 2010 at 1:16 pm
where is Sergio Canales?????
Bøllemis
November 10, 2010 at 12:06 pm
Try Kenneth Zohore from FC København. He’s only 16 years old and he’s very cheap i bought him for under 1 million £.
Bøllemis
November 10, 2010 at 12:15 pm
Kevin from Zaragoza. He’s labelled the next Xavi. I bought him in FM10 and he became a regular on the spanish national team after about 5 seasons for my FC Lorient team.
Niang
November 11, 2010 at 12:59 am
Issiar Dia Fenerbahce
Miroslav Stoch Fenerbahce
jedi
November 14, 2010 at 9:09 pm
Korey Smith is very good from norwich.
Anthony
November 18, 2010 at 8:31 am
I bought the game and I was hugely disappointed with the number of young players being assigned -10 for ‘potential ability’………only 2!!
The likes of Thomas Mueller, Anders Linegaard and Jordan Henderson, just to name a few, are very much underrated!
I think one of the main reasons is that the scouts working for SEGA and this FM series are either very LAZY or their scouting abilities have dropped.
I didn’t regret buying the game but I am open about selling it now at cut price!
Neil
November 20, 2010 at 2:30 pm
He is at Real Madrid
CsAtlantis
November 26, 2010 at 4:09 am
Tamas Kadar, Haris Vuckic and Nile Ranger at Newcastle are pretty good imho
John Stevens
December 1, 2010 at 5:20 pm
HEY EVERYONE, GO SEARCH SPORTINGS UNDER 19 SQUAD . You´ll FREAK OUT!! 75% of the SQUAD FULL OF CHEAP WONDER KIDS !!
James
December 15, 2010 at 8:10 pm
Correct!
GodSlayer
December 27, 2010 at 1:25 am
Try Mathieu Deschamp..he’s a good striker just like Khouma Babacar..for DC try Ezequel Munoz..for RB try Cesar Jaume..DL try Dodo..GK i used Joe Hart n he’s not dissapointed me :) AMR i used Theo Walcott (he’s stat is not good,but he’s played really well)
Thanks
Johnny73
January 3, 2011 at 9:53 pm
Kyriakos Papadopoulos DC
Sime Vrsaljko D/W/MR
Sotiris Ninis M/AMCR
Dean Bouzanis GK
Sunny DM
Boakye ST
Matias Defederico ST
Marco Verratti M/AMC
wakie_lfc
January 23, 2011 at 10:32 pm
just a few i bought in my 1st season playing as liverpool ill try not to note any already said.
gk – alex smithies – 20y/o – huddersfield (a must in any team)
lb – dodo – 18y/o – corinthians (very good and cheap)
cb/rb – jordan spence – 20y/o – west ham (great stats and gets better quickly)
rb – serge aurier – 17y/o – rc lens (young international and great prospect)
am – alex teixeira – 20y/o – shakhtar (plays pretty much any possition)
cm – eyal golasa – 18y/o – maccabi haifa (decent stats and plays almost anywhere in midfield)
dm – grzegorz krychowiak – 20y/o – *on loan*stade de reims (great prospect)
lm – xherdan shaqiri – 18y/o – basel (plays either side of midfield very well)
sc – nassim ben khalifa – 18y/o – wolfsburg (fantastic stats and gets better fast)
sc – lacina traore – 19y/o – cfr cluj (can also play at am)
sc – leigh griffiths – 19y/o – birmingham (slow starter but does get better of time)
there are plenty more good young players but these are cheap and in my opinion good enough for 1st team action from the get-go
hit me back with your thoughts and opinions
jamie-sweeney
January 30, 2011 at 11:46 am
Marek Hamsik CAM Napoli
Jao Moutinho CM Sporting
Sergio Asenjo GK athletico madrid
BillysK
February 4, 2011 at 8:23 pm
Oh yes m8 i now have Kevin fist team midfielder in man utd i am in 2014..Great player with great shots!
Albert O'McBobson
February 22, 2011 at 7:17 pm
Nathan Eccleston (AM, ST, 18) and Jack Robinson (DR, 16) of Liverpool seem to have pretty good potential, Eccleston scores goals fairly regularly for me.
Ash
March 11, 2011 at 1:45 pm
Add in Rafael (Man Utd) as full-back. You can loan him with an option to buy at the start of the game.
Vitaliy
April 4, 2011 at 8:58 pm
Oops, excuse me! I meant this list: http://www.truefootballmanager.com/2010/11/football-manager-2011-wonderkids-and.html
Moshe Kai Cavalin
May 12, 2011 at 4:27 am
I think Jack Robinson plays as a left-back, not a right-back. What do you think about Flanagan? Bought him for Manchester City and developed a lot. He became my main right-back about five to six seasons later.
The third star
May 25, 2011 at 11:41 am
Where’s Marco Verratti (17), Lucas (Sao Paulo, 18)???
kakaArgentina
May 27, 2011 at 10:01 am
Guarch from Mexico Under20s plays amazingly 14 goals in 18 games he reminds me of Chicharito
Luke Arthur
May 28, 2011 at 1:21 am
The only youngster in the entire game with a -10 potential is Aaron Ramsey from Arsenal, I’m pretty sure.
Martin Simonsen
June 9, 2011 at 11:10 am
Try Ton Schaken, he is a really dynamite on the midfield, and javier hernandez, from barcelona.
Angel is a very decent striker, he made 37 goal in one season for my FC Copenhagen team in the season 2024/2025.
Ousman Mane is a very good goalkeeper.
Why have no one seen Simon Mogotsi, he is truly wonderfull, as a Left midfielder.
Newcastle
June 12, 2011 at 2:42 pm
I recommend these youngsters.
Striker, Attacking Midfielder: Erick Torres 17 years old. Club Chivas (Mexico) €1M
Erick Torres becomes one of the greatest attackers i’ve ever seen on FM.
Central Defender: Raphael Varane,17 years old. great youngster who puts in a great performance already in the first season.
I also have to mention that Eden Hazard is the best youngster ever. I have bought him in all my saves and he always perform.
az
June 20, 2011 at 6:41 pm
zeli iamail is good from wolves also lucas from sao paulo is brilliant attacking midfielder also christian zapata is one of bst defenders butis 24 yo but very good best ever buy for me
lm
July 9, 2011 at 2:26 am
if you need someone to get you goal nolan roux is the player to get i bought him when i was with everton he scored 30 goal in his first season and in his second he scored 36.he only cost £3.2m and Barcelona were looking for him they were giving me 13m for him.
jacpott96
July 21, 2011 at 10:29 am
hey guys i’m italian and obviously played most of my games in italy. well here’s a short list of italian wonderkids you can have for a chip price:
GOALKEEPERS:
-Luigi Sepe: Napoli/1991
-Vincenzo Fiorillo: Sampdoria/1990
-Andrea Seculin: Fiorentina/1990
-Mattia Perin: Genoa/1991
DEFENDERS:
-Luca Caldirola: Inter/ D(C/L)/ 1989
-Lorenzo De Silvestri: Fiorentina/ RB/RWB/ 1988
-Lorenzo Ariaudo: Juventus/ D(C/L)/ 1989
-Giuseppe Bellusci: Catania/ D(C/R)/ 1989
-Davide Santon: Inter/ D(R/L)/ 1991
-Angelo Obinze Ogbonna: Torino/ D(C/L)/ 1989
MIDFIELDERS:
-Federico Casarini: Bologna/ M(C)/ 1989
-Marco Ezio Fossati: Milan/ M(C/D)/ 1992
-Lorenzo Crisetig: Inter/ DM/ 1993
-Marco Verratti: Pescara/ AM(C)/M(C)/ 1992
-Antonino Barilla: Reggina/ M/AM(L)/ 1988
-Nicolas Viola: Reggina/ AM(C)/ 1989
-Andrea Bertolacci: Roma/ M(C/D)/ 1991
-Andrea Poli: Sampdoria/ M(C/D)/ 1989
-Giovanni Cristofari: Palermo/ M(C)/ 1993
-Stephan El Shaarawy: Genoa/ AM(R/L)/ 1992
-Federico Carraro: Fiorentina/ AM(L/C)/ 1992
-Fabio Sciacca: Catania/ M(C/D)/ 1989
-Marco D’Alessandro: Roma/ AM (L/R)/ 1991
STRIKERS:
-Luca Tremolada: Inter/ ST/AM(C)/ 1991
-Alberto Paloschi: Milan/ ST / 1990
-Diego Fabbrini: Empoli/ AM/ST/ 1990
-Guido Marilungo: Sampdoria/ ST/AM(L)/ 1989
-Mattia Gallon: Cagliari/ ST / 1992
-Gianmarco Zigoni: Milan/ ST/ 1991
-Cristian Pasquato: Juventus/ ST / 1989
-Stefano Okaka: Roma/ ST / 1989
-Mattia Destro: Inter/ ST / 1991
tee man u fan
August 12, 2011 at 3:50 pm
the champs (man u) should consider getting marko marin from weder bremen. hes an attacking mid or can play as a winger.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ manchester untied
marko marin has just been signed by manchester untied.
for 30mil.
here is a list for glory signings……….
luka modric 25 mil,mikel arteta 22.5 mil,jack rodwell 25 mil =72.5 mil + a strong midfield.
yowyow
August 13, 2011 at 7:06 pm
Vergouwen from holland the young striker golden boots.
Grimmers
September 6, 2011 at 1:34 pm
Sergio Asenjo Is That Good On Mine Hes Pushed Casillas Off The Span No 1
Grimmers
September 6, 2011 at 1:38 pm
This Team Is My Arsenal Team That Won 5 Trophies Last Year
Asenjo
Sagna David Luiz Sakho Gibbs
Sanchex Xabi Alonso Fabregas Neymar
Ballotelli Van Persie
Subs
Almunia
Wilshere
Lulaku
Camacho
Bojan
Mattock
Thiago Heleno
BasseJarrov
September 14, 2011 at 10:15 pm
Hey everybody!!
try the danish talent “Bashkim Kadrii” from OB
Jens Styger Larsen from Brøndby IF
West Ham Utd Fan
September 26, 2011 at 5:06 pm
yous are all talking about middle of European players but look at scotland
Greeg whylde Rangers
Greig Spence Celtic under 19s
James dayton kilmarnock
nigel hasselbanik st mirren
paul McGowan st mirren
Frazer Fyvie aberdeen
jamie ness rangers
mohamed bangura celtic
adam mathews celtic
scott allan Dundee utd
YNWA
September 28, 2011 at 3:32 pm
This is my Aston Villa squad in 3d season: GK: Smithies (from Huddersfield) DC: Phil Jones (from Blackburn) DC: R.Dunne (already at Aston Villa) DR: V.Corluka (from Tottenham) DL: Baines (from Everton) DM: M’Villa (from Stade Rennais) AM/R: A.Young (already at Aston VIlla) AM/L: Bale (from Tottenahm) AM/C: A.Sanchez (from Udinese) ST: Neymar (from Shakhtar) ST: Lukaku (from Anderlecht) Subs(first 7): Friedel,C.Davies,Vegar Edden Hedenstad(From Stabaek),Reo-Coker,Downing,Ireland,Delphouneso Young-talented players:Kovacic(from Dinamo),Feftatzidis(from Olympiakos),Marco Verratti(from Pescara),Jack Robinson(from Liverpool),Rodney Sneijder(from Ajax),Zeman(from Sparta Prague),Ji Dong WO(Free Transfer) And finally wonderkids who were already in Aston Villa squad: Marc Albringhton,Fabian Delph and Delphouneso
celtic all the way
September 28, 2011 at 6:32 pm
my team is celtic and i have gk fraser foster rb adam mathews lb kieran gibbs
cb chris smalling cb jordan mcmillian lm greeg whylde rm james forrest cm ki sung yeung cm jamie ness st gary hooper st anthonay stokes
Christian
November 3, 2011 at 8:45 pm
Hi! Try these young players:
GK: Alex Smithies, Huddersfield, England
DEF: Tamas Kadar, Newcastle, England
Simen Wangberg, Rosenborg, Norway
Joakim Våge Nilsen, Haugesund, Norway
MID: Denis Abdulahi, Orebro, Sweden
Markus Henriksen, Rosenborg, Norway
Mohamed Bangura (also an attacker), AIK, Sweden
Josmar Zambrano, Tenerife, Spain
Christian Eriksen, Ajax, Holland
ATT: Mushaga Bakenga, Rosenborg, Norway
Joshua King, Manchester United, England
Voice of The Voiceless
November 22, 2011 at 1:31 am
Nélson Oliveira – Benfica
João Pereira – Sporting
Baba – Maritimo
Capel – Sevilla
Neymar – Santos
Paulo Henrique – Santos
Hulk – Porto
Pastore – Palermo
Baxter – Everton
Marius
December 23, 2011 at 1:17 pm
I used ManCity fpr the first 4 seasons. I don’t think I need to mention anyone since money is aplenty. But special mention must go to Javier Pastore (36 million pound) from Palermo. Big clubs must purchase him. A great playmaker and scorer. At 22, he’s a good long term key player. Also Boyata will turn out to be a world class CB.
After winning the league, I quit and I signed for Juventus which were 10th in January when I took over. I signed Jese for free (wonderkid from Real Madrid). Play him as Advanced Forward and he does wonder – scoring and assists. Vaclac Kadlec is famous, but useful to Juventus. Seydou Doumbia is decent on first season, signing him for 7.5 million pound from CSKA Moscow, but comes good on 2nd and 3rd season scoring around 15-25 goals per season.
Existing players in Juventus which has average stats but comes really good is Milos Krasic (M/AM R), Sebastian Giovinco (M/AM C/L) and Caludio Marchisio (DM/M C). I already have Moussa Sissoko (DM /M C) in the team which is a phenomenal player, but doesn’t suit my team and sold him off to ManCity for 30.5 million pound.
I found Gylfi Sigurosson (AMC) from Zenit which is as good as Pastore and signed him for 20 million pound. Already a key player. Alberto Botia (DC) – 7 million pound, Hector Rodas (DC) – 4.5 million pound and Massimo Volta (DC) – 4 million pound are decent CBs.
GK – Viviano, Muller
DL – Renzetti / Siano, DC – Botia / Volta, DC- Hector Rodas / Albiol, DR – Rafinha / Gaston Diaz
ML – Holtby, Giovinco, MC – de Jong, Mohamed Sissoko, MC – Gylfi Sigurosson / Marchisio, MR – Krasic, Vladimir Weiss
ST – Jese / Kadlec, ST – Doumbia
On my way to winning my first Serie A. Now 1st in January 2017.
Marius
December 23, 2011 at 1:27 pm
Best players I’ve signed:
1. Javier Pastore (AM C) from Palermo
2. Karim Benzema (ST) from Real Madrid
3. Hulk (ST) from Porto
Best low / free transfer:
1. Jese
2. Srna
3. Vaclac Kadlec
Bad players:
1. Rossi
2. Sneijder
3. Adler
BOND
February 14, 2012 at 3:13 pm
I manage Chelsea and i have cleared the decks and this is my new team:
Its really young and am on the 3 year have won evrything the League, UCL
the club world cup.
nORMALLY I play 4- 2-3-1 or 4-3-1-2
keepers
matej delac,turnbull,areola
defence
papadopoulos, munoz. david luiz, betrand, digne,danilo,denis appiah
are my make up of the bak line
midfield
cASEMIRO, JUCILEI,KOVACIC,ROMEU,ESSEIN, RAMIRES, JOSH MAc Carean,vidal
Wingers
sHAQIRI,lUCAS,Dentinho, spas delev,douglas costa,
trequartista
hazard, moura lucas, coutinho, guidetti
fwds
lukaku,dedyoke,sanogo on loan,got coutinho on loan from inter. I have spent 208 million usd to build this team and got good deals in selling of previous chelsea greats.which ammsed a total 100 million usd.
SUVOJIT DEY
January 15, 2013 at 10:36 am
any team need a backup striker can sign C.BENITEZ from mexican club Santos laguna for 3-4mil euro