Our algorithm found 38 ‘promising’ players in the Dutch top flight who had a similarity score of at least 70% with someone in our pool of current stars. Sending your scouts to the Eredivisie appears to be a winning strategy for unearthing young talent. Signing wonderkids on a budgetįor those managers who prefer to steer a small club to greatness rather than starting off at the helm of an established giant, we have also analysed all the players described as ‘promising’ and with a maximum value of £100k at the start of the game. The South Korean youngster has the same strengths in Flair, Dribbling and Technique and can play in the same positions but currently earns around a tenth of the Englishman’s wages. For example, anyone looking for the next Jack Grealish could do a lot worse than poaching 19-year-old Lee Kang-In from Valencia. We have identified the five most similar pairings of a youngster and an elite player in each part of the pitch. To ensure that we make accurate comparisons, our matching algorithm looks at how much a young prospect differs from an established star in each attribute category, with more significance given to those in which the star already scores highly. How do the most promising prospects in Football Manager 2021 compare? Even if you’re taking control of a big-spending side, there may be more value in looking beyond the obvious names. There are others like Shakhtar’s Marcos Antonio and Ander Barrenetxea of Real Sociedad, though, whose market value is still below £5m. Angel Di Maria – Paris Saint-Germain (164/200)ĥ0.Some of the players labelled as wonderkids in this year’s game have already broken through at a top club and will already set you back as much as a household name.įor example, spiriting Matthijs de Ligt away from Juventus or securing the services of Dortmund pair Jadon Sancho and Erling Haaland would wipe out even the most generous transfer budget. Fernandinho – Manchester City (164/200)Ĥ9. Leon Goretzka – FC Bayern Munchen (165/200)Ĥ6. Raphael Varane – Manchester UFC (165/200)Ĥ3. Lautaro Martinez – FC Internazionale Milano (167/200)Ĥ2.
Leroy Sane – FC Bayern Munchen (167/200)ģ7. Raheem Sterling – Manchester City (167/200)ģ5. Antoine Griezmann – Atletico Madrid (168/200)ģ4. Aymeric Laporte – Manchester City (168/200)ģ3. Jack Grealish – Manchester City (168/200)ģ1. Ruben Dias – Manchester City (169/200)ģ0. Bernardo Silva – Manchester City (170/200)Ģ8. Sergio Ramos – Paris Saint-Germain (170/200)Ģ5. Thomas Muller – FC Bayern Munchen (170/200)Ģ4. Heung-Min Son – Tottenham Hotspur (172/200)Ģ3. Bruno Fernandes – Manchester UFC (172/200)Ģ1. Marc-Andre ter Stegen – Barcelona (174/200)Ģ0. Erling Haaland – Borussia Dortmund (177/200)ġ7. Manuel Neuer – FC Bayern Munchen (178/200)ġ3. Joshua Kimmich – FC Bayern Munchen (178/200)ġ2. Cristiano Ronaldo – Manchester UFC (182/200)ġ0. Kylian Mbappe – Paris Saint-Germain (184/200)ħ. Harry Kane – Tottenham Hotspur (184/200)Ħ.
Kevin De Bruyne – Manchester City (188/200)Ĥ. Robert Lewandowski – FC Bayern Munchen (190/200)ģ. Lionel Messi – Paris Saint-Germain (194/200)Ģ. The top 50 players on Football Manager 2022ġ. Karim Benzema, Virgil van Dijk and Neymar complete the top 10 best players. Meanwhile, Ronaldo is down in seventh place below Harry Kane, Mohamed Salah and Kylian Mbappe. Instead, Robert Lewandowski trails Messi by just four points while Kevin de Bruyne is ranked the third best player in the world. The Argentine hasn’t started his career in Paris Saint-Germain too strongly but he’s still considered the best in the world.īut it’s not Cristiano Ronaldo is second as we’ve come to expect. Lionel Messi – who looks set to land his seventh Ballon d’Or next month – takes top spot with a score of 194/200. And the Mirror have identified the 50 players who are ranked highest in the game.
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