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There are already non-fifa member nations in the game so why not add the nations/states affiliated with the IIGA and CONIFA to be able to add these competitions to the game.

Yes, but there should also be a risk that they go and get a straight red.

Maybe you could create your own Sunday League side and manage that as well as your main club?

Maybe we could even respond by typing our own answers and then the AI could ask questions based on that.

Because can you imagine how hard it is to find club rosters for any team outside of the big leagues. Even rosters for some smaller Dutch and German teams in the top division will be difficult for anything earlier than the 50s. Additionally there are issues over how historical events would be portrayed in games, and surely other issues such as historical sponsorships that teams had.

Any and all transfers after the January window should be counted in the next seasons transfers.

No matter what you try, it is impossible to schedule friendlies between International B teams. This gives the International B team what is effectively zero purpose outside of use by visitor nations to Copa America and African Nations for the CHAN Cup. I propose two features in order to revatilse the inter nal B team in FM25. These are: Feature 1: Application to join Copa America. Each time Copa America is held, the B teams of two random nations are selected as 'guests' to take part in the tournement. Instead of these being random, International Manger Players could be sent an invite to take part in the tournment (players are automatically chosen to take one of the spots if they choose yes). Feature 2: Allow International B Team Friendlies. In the current version of the game, as you can see bellow, it is impossible, no matter what, to organise a B team friendly. Although this is somewhat realistic as B Teams are now mostly inactive, it would be a useful asset to try out players without having to call them up to the main team. Additionally B teams of large nations could play against smaller national teams to give players international experience.