Developing International Teams

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Chera
18 years ago
6 years ago
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26 Jun 2014 09:10:05
I have started a career with Costa Rica and got through to the world cup finals. I beat Spain 2-1!! Then proceeded to lose 4-1 to Slovakia and 2-1 to Ghana so I went out bottom of the group despite beating Spain!

With there being no league available in Costa Rica how can I try and develop the younger players? It seems I have very little say on how to make the countries footballing future better.

I think in future games they should make it possible to develop a nations reputation over a period of time and therefore younger players coming through should be more talented than those available to me now.
DarthRevan182
18 years ago
9 months ago
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27 Jun 2014 12:58:04
It is a lot harder with Countries without a league, but your countries Fifa ranking does have an affect on the talent coming from your country, so improving that would hopefully improve them.
Chera
18 years ago
6 years ago
248
27 Jun 2014 13:59:19
I have downloaded the costa rican league now so I will be starting it again. I presume with the league running and me just managing the national side will develop the players slightly more than no league running then? Ideally I would like the teams to upgrade their youth/training facilities but thats impossible for me to do.
Zog
19 years ago
7 years ago
395
27 Jun 2014 23:53:30
Costa Rica you may struggle with due to their relative lack of standing in the football world as well as their limited scope for progression. Probably my favourite international team I managed was Hungary. Its a lot easier to develop a sort of middling European footballing nation. I managed a Hungarian league team along side the national team and I could develop the national team by upgrading my youth system at club level as well as importing in a load of South Americana who eventually managed to qualify for my national team after 5 years or so.

Was very fun to play with would reccomend.

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