Football Manager It is one of the best soccer games in the world. One of the reasons for this is that it has a database full of interesting and corroborated first-hand information, both on teams and players.
Taking advantage of a publication of Four Four Two, we have made a list with the 15 best players in the world according to Football Manager, in no order, and with some interesting information for you to consider hiring them in the game.
The 15 best young people, according to Football Manager
-Antony (20-year-old Brazilian) from Ajax Amsterdam: Ajax broke their transfer record to sign Antony, spending around £ 20m on his services. So while you are Brazilian, you will be able to apply for a work permit, you may have to pay a premium. However, his class is not in doubt: Antony is a great talent.
-Pedri (17-year-old Spanish) from FC Barcelona: He is able to play on the right, on the left, at number 10 and in central midfield, Pedri is incredibly exciting. He is a future star; no one will stop him in three years, much less five or ten.
-Sebastian Esposito (Italian, 18 years old) from SPAL (on loan from Inter): Sebastiano Esposito is only 18 years old and is already causing a stir. It already seems like one of the best targets and he could become a forward who could challenge Erling Haaland and Mason Greenwood for the golden boots.
-Alexander Isak (20-year-old Swedish) from Real Sociedad: He’s already spent a season at Borussia Dortmund and has been hailed as the new ZlIbrahimovic, but Alexander Isak has his own name. Isak is a world-class future talent.
-Liam Delap (English, 17 years old) from Manchester City: 17-year-old Liam Delap has a bright future ahead of him at Manchester City. It’s going to be a great talent, it may be a bit expensive, but if you want an Englishman to lead your attack in the long run, he is your best option.
-Max Aarons (English, 20 years old) from Norwich: A target for Barcelona and Bayern Munich in the summer, Max Aarons is one of the Championship’s worst-kept secrets. But that’s no reason not to hire him. Capable of retraining in CM in Football Manager 2021, he is also versatile. However, it won’t be cheap.
-Tomás Esteves (Portuguese, 18 years old) from Porto (on loan at Reading): Tomas Esteves is a Portuguese talent who can become quite an offensive right-back. It’s only valued at £ 350K, which means it won’t break the bank either.
-Marash Kumbulla (20-year-old Albanian) from Hellas Verano (on loan from Roma): The Albanian defender is a star in the making, with excellent positioning, physique and a good tackle.
-Nehuen Pérez (20-year-old Argentine) from Atlético de Madrid (on loan at Granada): Argentine center-back Nehuen Pérez is the next star in Simeone’s slim, red-and-white macabre machine. Currently practicing his trade in Granada, they could need more than 20 million pounds to catch him.
-Florentino Luis (20-year-old Portuguese) from Benfica on loan at Monaco: Florentino Luis is already a veteran of the Wonderkid bunch at the age of 20. He is on loan to the five best leagues in Europe this season, we will see how it has been done, but his physique, his passing and his defense are useful components in any midfield.
-Eduardo Camavinga (17-year-old French) from Rennes: If you don’t know this guy, open YouTube. He is not one for the future, now he will improve your team, he will be the best midfielder in the world in five years. In Football Manager, at least.
-Ilaix Moriba (17-year-old Spanish) from Barcelona B: The next generation of La Masia graduates is here and Ilaix Moriba is one of the most exciting. In previous seasons, he was retrained as a defensive midfielder and forward alike; Since then he has specialized as a midfielder and can become a world-class player in just a few seasons.
-Ryan Gravenberch (Dutch, 18 years old) from Ajax: The wheel of Ajax never stops and Ryan Gravenbach is the last great playmaker to pass through the famous academy. It is valued at £ 1.6 million, but you may have to pay £ 20 million to £ 30 million for its services.
-Yunus Musah (17-year-old American) from Valencia: The talented midfielder Yunus Musah could be the next big thing to come out of America. It is valued at around £ 1.2 million and can also play on the right hand side.
-Ansu Fati (17-year-old Spaniard) from Barcelona: Ansu Fati is already an integral part of Barcelona. He’s only going to get better too. Fati quickly became one of Europe’s elite forwards, in any position on the front row. However, one problem is the money: it is valued at £ 21 million and it will not go away for less than double.
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