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To be fair, that's irrilevant as players like Takada have been on loan since the start of the season.

I can't remember right now but isn't it possible somewhere to put the average determination for the RNG of a specific country? If so, it definietly should be raised.

In regards to the first topic, to be honest I see this the opposite way. Having no club promoted to J3 at all just because a few can't, seems very unrealistic. We don't know if Honda, or any other team for instance, will decide to acquire a license in the future. The second topic instead is pretty important indeed and if FM can't fix it someone should release a corrected DB, because the impact of that mistake would be quite big.

https://suzuka-un.co.jp/schoolpage/schoolu15/ https://www.okinawasv.com/academy/

but when you factor in finances and the average quality of players that move to europe then Japan falls behind South Korea. I - uh - what? Apologies in advance if I misunderstood the post but: These are the players abroad: https://int.soccerway.com/players/players_abroad/korea-republic/ https://int.soccerway.com/players/players_abroad/japan/ SK literally has one star player and one good player in EPL. In Spain there's absolutely nobody. In Bundesliga there's a star player, a good player and an average player. In France there's one star player In Italy there are 0 players. That's... literally all the strong korean players existing. 6 players if we count them all. The other ones are average and play in smaller leagues. Japan has double that amount and if we start to compare smaller leagues, like Belgium, Eredivisie, to compare the average level, there's an abyss. So, data suggests that Japan produces stronger players on average...