[[FM22] Rate my Regen/Newgen Thread]

5 hours ago, toolkit68 said:

That would work better - yes. He isnt the best technique wise though but that can always be solved by intensive training since he has lot of development room left. In terms of the foot thing: This seems to be something caused by the better engine in FM22. Players behave a lot more naturally now and thus the foot direction seems to matter much more than in former versions of FM. I would still suggest to immediately start his weak foot training once you signed him. Wingers tend to be pretty fragile at times and having all wingers with at least a 'decent' other foot allows you better substitution choices.

 

Thanks for the tips

[[FM22] Rate my Regen/Newgen Thread]

2 hours ago, toolkit68 said:

His foot says no. His right foot is the strong one and even if people say players work fine both ways i have a different experience. An Inside forward is supposed  to mostly dive into the box and since he will come from the right side of it he will have to use his left foot more often than not unless he is an agility god (which that guy isnt). Simple rule of thumb: wingers for crossing - same foot as wing. Insides or Inverted - opposite foot or both feet.

Would he be a good signing if I would play him as a inside forward on the left? I can switch my left winger to right wing as he has very good both feet and play him in the right instead as a inside forward, would he be a good signing if I played him on the left instead?

[[FM22] Rate my Regen/Newgen Thread]

Is this guy worth buying for around 100k as a 16 year old as a newly promoted team to the highest division in Ireland to play as a starter as a inside forward on the right? I am new to the game so if this is a dumb question that’s why.