FM suggests the club’s average is just 21 and predicts them to finish 7th in Eredivisie. If you fancy the rather steep challenge of usurping the big three of Ajax, PSV and Feyenoord by building a young team then Groningen may be the one for you.
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However, they start the game with £192 in the bank, no transfer budget and they’re overspending on wages, plus the infrastructure is pretty terrible. That includes several exciting young players like 18-year-old goalkeeper Bogdan Eftimie and centre-back Alexandru Core, plus five more talented youngsters in the youth squads including winger Razvan Vulpe. But if youth focus is your thing then Romania’s offering is Liga II side Viitorul, who have an average age of 23.03. I managed FCSB in the Soviet Surge then found out the club is a bit controversial (see Steaua below). Staying in Eastern Europe, Romania is an intriguing country to manage in. So this could be a really fun save, although their finances aren’t great. Their first-team has 18 players with 4.5-star potential or better, including 18-year-old left-back Dominik Javorcek, and six more in the B Team.
Zilina also have the best youth system in Slovakia with 19 youth recruitment. But that’s the case with Zilina, who boast an average age of just 22.87 – or 21 if you prefer to trust FM.
It’s a little unusual for one of the best teams in a league to also be the youngest team. However, they have a decent financial situation with a balance of £540,000 and you get a youth intake preview on your very first day in the job! Zilina, Slovakia They’re predicted to finish 13th of 15 teams, which again poses a real challenge. The first-team squad contains seven 5-star potential youngsters, including 17-year-old midfielder Maxim Omeljanchuk. Over in Belarus, Energetik start the game with an average age of 21 – according to FM at least – and don’t have any players aged over 28. The finances aren’t easy with a transfer budget of just £40,000 and the infrastructure isn’t great, but the board only expect a top-four finish for the next five years, which gives you a bit of time. In fact, they start the game without a single player aged over 28, 10 first-team players with at least 4.5-star potential and four exciting players in the youth squad in Jakov Zaja, Riad Masala, Gabriel Popovic and Roko Brajkovic, plus loanee Alessio Tonon. The next youngest team in Europe is Rudes, who play in Croatia’s second tier. Their finances are also decent, with £24 million in the bank and no debts. It also offers 11 first-team players with 5-star potential and mone more in the under 19s, as well as a further 14 with up to 4.5-star potential. The club offers a great wonderkid creation infrastructure with 18 youth recruitment, 17 junior coaching and 16 youth facilities. Additionally, according to the CIES tool, they have the youngest squad in Europe at an average age of just 21.58. That’s partly because one of my favourite players on FM22 Andreas Schjelderup starts the game at Nordsjaelland, but also because I’ve never managed in Scandinavia before. Nordsjaelland is right up there at the top of my list of teams to manage. With that in mind, we used the CIES Football Observatory tool to identify the clubs with the youngest playing squads in Europe that could pose an interesting challenge: FC Nordsjaelland, Denmark If so, then you’ll want to join a club that has youth development built into its ethos and, ideally, an existing focus on signing young players. If you’re anything like me, then your main aim in Football Manager is to amass an army of world-beating wonderkids to win your chosen league with. We put our thinking hats on to come up with some interesting teams and challenges to take on through the remainder of Football Manager 22. That means you still have six months of adventures just waiting to be explored in FM22 so, if you’re bored of your current save or looking for a new challenge, then now is the perfect time to kick it off. Believe it or not, we’re only around the halfway mark of the Football Manager 2022 lifecycle.
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