Description of issue
I believe there is a big problem with AI transfers, that I already reported a few years ago but no improvement has been done, and possibily the situation is even worse
First of all, AI teams don't loan out their best prospects just enough. This happens especially in countries that allow for B teams, such as Germany, Spain and also quite a lot in England. The situation is better in Italy where I guess the age limit for registering players in the U-20 teams kinda prevents them from doing so. Youngsters stay in second teams/reserves teams to rot for years (when they are CLEARLY too good to play in lower/reserves leagues and get no development out of it, but just not good enough to play first team) until they are 23-24 and now unable to reach their potential. I also see that not only they do not loan them, they expressly make some of them them "Unavailable for loan". This is just idiotic. B teams are there JUST to foster the development of young players, and not the opposite. The best talents SHOULD be loaned out to get playing time if they are not good enough to play in the first team. A 21-22 years old with 120/130/140 CA just gets no development at all playing in reserves league.
The result of that is that most wonderkids get wasted and there are just NOT enough world class players around after a few years in the game, because AI don't make the most out of their youth teams.
The same thing goes for unused players. I have seen players staying in the same team making 0 appearances for YEARS in row. They just do not make the request to be sold, and the AI teams just do not sell them, paying wages for players that are NEVER used. This appears particuraly striking when it happens to decent players, quite young as well, that just waste the prime of their career without making a single appearance on the pitch. Never happens in reality and definetly irrealistic.
I hope this HUGE issue will be solved in the future.
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