Land >> sábado octubre 12 - 05:53

Up tp which point it's convenient to buy them?

For example I saw some 30 ys plus midfielders with 16 star being on sale for 80 millions.

So i was wondering what would be limit people have for those players that make the team better on a short term and then you see your money disappear.

Numpty >> sábado octubre 12 - 10:08, Editado sábado octubre 12 - 10:24

I think the answer depends very much on where your club is at in terms of finances, squad strength and general development. 

Buying a 10 rated 31 year old for 5 or 10 million is very different to buying a 16 rated player for 80 million. 

30+ outfield players obviously tend to lose their rating quite rapidly. Their value drops with rating so you can't generally get your money back. 

I would estimate that if you buy an old player who is a lot better than your current team you will get at least one good season and maybe 2 or 3 before he's no longer good enough. 

How much is one or 2 seasons going to be worth?

How to get the best possible team from the available finances is a significant factor in being a successful manager. It's questions like these that may make all the difference in making good progress. 

onuelver >> domingo octubre 13 - 21:31

Surely it's better to invest that 80M to some youngster that go better with every season and maybe will get those 16 stars too.

Emanuele >> jueves octubre 17 - 23:23

80 million are many for a 30-year-old player. But if they are strong they can make a difference for 2 or 3 seasons, even from 30 to 32 years. I will spend 30 40 million for these players