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Nine of the best bargain buys you have to try sign on Football Manager 2019
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Alex Keble1st November 2018
Football Manager 2019 is released this week and, having played the Beta for a couple of weeks, we have already found some of the best bargain buys on the game.

We’re old enough to know better, but signing an unheralded, unknown player for a low fee and watching him develop on Football Manager still gives us a buzz.

Here is a list of nine of our favourites to sign for mid-size Premier League clubs.

Carlos Fernandez – £3.3m
At 22, Sevilla striker Carlos Fernandez is definitely worth a look; his finishing (14), work rate (14), off the ball (13), and strength (13) make him a useful lone striker who could be looking at 10-15 league goals a season.

Fernandez starts the game on loan at Deportivo but can be bought for around £3.3 million – an absolute bargain price for a centre forward.



Assane Gnoukouri – free
Another player with a wide range of 12s and 13s, Assane Gnoukouri is available on a free transfer and therefore is well worth picking up as a squad player.

It can be difficult to find useful, cheap defensive midfielders that aren’t too old to play with consistency, and so 21-year-old Gnoukouri is a good find.

The Ivorian has a lot of potential to develop, too, although those technical attributes won’t ever read well.



Willian Maranhao – £62k
Brazilian midfielder William Maranhao, 22, is a considerably more rounded payer than Gnoukouri and should be available for around £62,000 from Brazilian club Boavista.

His natural fitness (14), strength (14), work rate (13) and tackling (13) are solid statistics for a lower-end Premier League player, while Maranhao is young enough to be retrained as a centre-back – a role for which he possesses ideal attributes.



Predrag Radjkovic – £5m
The young Serbian goalkeeper Predrag Radjkovic has been a hidden gem on Football Manager for several years, and although in that time his potential rating has dropped the 22-year-old is still a solid Premier League player.

It will cost as much as £5million to prise him away from Maccabi Tel-Aviv, but Radjkovic’s resale value will grow significantly over the first 12 months.



Guillermo Varela – £2.4m
Another Football Manager favourite in decline, Guillermo Varela is surprisingly useful as a defensive right-back for Premier League clubs.

He boasts good tackling (15), work rate (15), determination (14), anticipation (14), and stamina (14), some of the most important areas for a full-back.

Varela, available for a £2.4million release clause, also has the bonus weapon of long throws (16).



Brenner – £6m
At £6million, signing Brenner might not feel like a bargain at the time (the 18-year-old isn’t going to walk into your first team) but within two years the Brazilian develops into a world-beating striker, as the picture below shows.

He is easily the best wonderkid on the game at that price, although lower Premier League clubs might not be able to afford him straight away. A £12 million release clause usually stays intact for the first two seasons of game play.



Robert Huth – free
The two-time Premier League winner Robert Huth can definitely still do a job at Premier League level.

There really aren’t many good free transfers on FM19, but one you’ll keep coming back to is the 33-year-old former Leicester City centre-back: his pace (11) is the only attribute that stops him from still being a top player.

Huth’s raw defensive stats are excellent – heading (17), tackling (17), strength (17) – while his leadership (15) and experience ensure he will become a vital ally in the dressing room.



Matias Kranevitter – £3.9m (transfer listed)
Zenit St. Petersburg’s 25-year-old central midfielder is arguably the only bargain to be found on the transfer list at the beginning of Football Manager 2019.

He has superb mental and physical attributes, such as stamina (16), teamwork (16), and concentration (18), while his passing (13) and first touch (12) are just about good enough for a no-nonsense anchor man.

His wage demands are pretty high, so a loan move might be the best solution.



Glen Johnson – free
The former England right-back is surprisingly without a club but very much capable of playing Premier League football. The main thing to look for in a full-back is statistical balance in lots of areas, which is why a player like Johnson – with 25 attributes 12 or above – is a rarity.

Poor stamina (7) will let you down over time, but as a stop-gap Johnson is a highly competent defender.

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10 of the best free agents available to sign straight away on FM19

16th November 2018

There’s no Taribo West-standard free transfer available on the latest edition of Football Manager – but there are still plenty of useful signings you can make for absolutely nothing.

West was a guaranteed success as your first signing on Championship Manager 01/02, and while there are no free agents on FM19 with quite his level of talent, anyone taking on a club in the bottom half of Premier League or Championship can still improve their squads without spending a penny.

Here are 10 of the best players you will want to consider.

Samir Nasri
He might not be available to play until December, when his ban comes to an end, but nevertheless it’s worth revitalising the career of Nasri.

The former Arsenal and Manchester City player is only 31, meaning there’s resale value in the Frenchman even if he doesn’t prove good enough for the Premier League.

He should, mind. Nasri boasts dribbling, vision, technique and flair stats all around the 15 mark, making him a good attacking option for a mid-table Premier League team.

His strength ( and work rate (7) could let you down, which is why it’s best to play Nasri in a trequartista role.





Glen Johnson
The former England full-back is one of the most complete footballers available on a free transfer at the beginning of FM19.

Johnson might lack stamina (7) and passing (10), but otherwise he’s (pretty much) still got the range of attributes required to function well for a Premier League relegation candidate – at both ends of the pitch.

But Johnson is even better for Championship clubs in need of some experience and technical quality in the final third. His crossing (13) and dribbling (13) stats will certainly win you points in tight matches at the top end of England’s second tier.

Just make sure you have a decent second choice right-back; Johnson won’t be able to cope with two games a week.

Robert Huth
For a Championship defence that lacks the intelligence or leadership that comes with age, two-time Premier League winner Huth is an excellent addition.

Huth brings consistency and a stoic sense of resilience, with strong attributes ranging from headers (17) and tackling (17) to concentration (15) and strength (17).

He makes a solid back-up centre-half for Premier League sides, too, mainly because his pace (11) and stamina (11) are just about good enough for the sharper minds of England’s top flight.

The 33-year-old will quickly become a dominant figure in the dressing room, and it always helps to have one of your own signings at the top of the hierarchy.



Assane Gnoukouri
Since FM19 was released in October – long after the majority of players had found a new club in the real world – most free transfers in the game come with a significant caveat: they’re too old to stay at the top for long.

But 21-year-old Gnoukouri most certainly has time on his hands, and the defensive midfielder should improve a lot if given game time in the Football League.

The Ivorian has great passing (14), technique (13) and natural fitness (17), three very important traits for a ball-playing defensive midfielder.

Gnoukouri is a real athlete, with as many technical and mental traits as physical ones; with high work rate (14) and decisions (13), he’ll settle in quickly, too.

Giuseppe Rossi
A prematurely aged player, former Manchester United forward Rossi still has the technical ability but little of the other stuff.

His finishing, dribbling and vision are all 15, but his strength (7), stamina ( and natural fitness (5) betray how often Rossi is on the treatment table.

He’s unlikely to start games at Premier League level, but as a hard-working player (14) with determination (17), Rossi is an excellent super-sub.





Benoit Tremoulinas
The 32-year-old Frenchman Tremoulinas is another all-rounder full-back that can walk straight into a Premier League team, and at a fraction of the wages demanded by another left-back on this list, Patrice Evra.

In fact, Tremoulinas, who can also play at right-back, is probably the most talented footballer on this list.

Passing, dribbling, technique, crossing, decisions, teamwork, pace, stamina, agility and work rate; there’s no way Tremoulinas can be this good in real life or else he wouldn’t be entering his second year without a club.

Papy Djilobodji
Djilobodji is a fairly decent defender at Championship level, particularly given that squad rotation is important in a 46-game season.

The 29-year-old should be entering his prime years, and indeed some of his best stats will improve with enough game time.

Djilobodji has pace, natural fitness, jumping reach and balance all 15 or above, reflecting the fact his physical attributes are considerably more assured than his technical ones.

Mistakes and erratic performances are likely, but the former Sunderland centre-back can certainly do a job.

Patrice Evra
Don’t let his age, or high wages, put you off. Even at 37, Evra still has outstanding statistics across the board, ensuring he will do a decent job at left-back for the majority of teams in the Premier League.

Of particular note are his teamwork (15), natural fitness (17) and leadership (15) attributes.

There really isn’t any downside to signing a player without a single weak point, even if those numbers will dramatically decline over the course of the first 12 months. A short contract is advised.




Didier Ndong
Another former Sunderland player, Ndong was sacked by the club in the summer after failing to turn up for pre-season training.

In all honesty, it’s best to avoid signing the 24-year-old unless none of the other defensive midfielders on this list agree to a deal, because Ndong doesn’t have many standout stats.

His best are tackling (15), work rate (17), stamina (15) and pace (15); the Gabon international is fairly similar in playing style to Djilobodji, although as a ‘ball-winning midfielder’ his lopsided talents are more useful – in this stripped-down role – than the centre-back’s.

Diego Cavalieri
The only goalkeeper on this list is the 35-year-old released by Crystal Palace in the summer.

Cavalieri won’t exactly pull up any trees, but it can be difficult to find a reliable second-choice goalkeeper who won’t moan about being on the bench (and won’t take a chunk out of your transfer budget).

The Brazilian is average across the board with mostly 12s and 13s, but his agility (15), one-on-ones (14), reflexes (14), rushing out (14) and leadership (14) are all commendable.

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