This allowed us to retrain him as a CAM and is now an 80-rated 22-year-old top scorer in the championship in England. This showed us that he is effective as a box-to-box midfielder who makes late runs into the box to score.
This allows them to showcase their abilities to you and helps you gauge where they could slot into the team in the future.įor example, Callum Styles, a 20-year-old midfielder from Barnsley frequently scored in our cup game sims. This earns them a green uptick in the squad hub which shows you that the player will be more receptive to the regular training regimens that are assigned. With a good performance or team victory, their morale is boosted. Cup GamesĪllowing youth prospects to start cup game fixtures against weaker opponents gives them a chance to gain match sharpness and experience. Rather than just freeing up the wage budget, it allows you to plan for the future making it a viable method of player development. This makes loaning out youth prospects a much more attractive option. With dynamic potential, a player loaned to the right club gets enough starts and with good performances, gains a lot of stat upgrades and overall points. This stalled their progress significantly and did not mimic the real-life loan spells that help player development. In FIFA 20 career mode, a player mostly returned back with the same stats as a year before. In FIFA 21, loan spells away from the club do a lot more to help a player than previous editions. Focusing training drills on him and bringing him on from the bench in fixtures allows you to bring him to maximum match fitness which will eventually lead to better player development. If you see a player lacking match sharpness, it is bound to stall his growth. It also allows you to modify a player’s training regime to support him in his development. This makes it far easier and more accurate to determine a player’s weaknesses and target to improve it. Virtual managers can now assign rest and training days and also choose the type of drills a group of players go through. TrainingįIFA 21 Career Mode training schedules are much more flexible compared to previous editions of the game. Poor Physicality makes him less effective as a CM but being a CF, he could dictate play in the hole behind a target man. With great 78 Pace, 75 Shooting and 80 Dribbling – he would be well suited to be a CF or a false 9.
Sometimes, you will come across players who have great stats for one position but are being played in a different area of the field.įor example, Wendel, a CM from Sporting CP, has stats that show that he would have a far greater impact on the game if played in the final third. This gives maximum leverage to managers who read a player’s stats and utilize their abilities accurately. Minute details like the type of player in a particular position he can be (like a balanced midfielder or a box-to-box midfielder) to the overall position he plays in can be altered. The all-new player development menu allows you to guide a player to his maximum potential in a very intricate way. This also increases their transfer value in the market and their improving stats will increase in-game performance.
This will ensure that you get the best out of their performances and their overall ratings shoots up periodically. If you want to use a player differently to what their preferred position is listed as, you should retrain them to play in that new position. The best way to increase a player’s output is to play them frequently, keep them at peak physical and match sharpness and play them in their preferred position. Dynamic potential factors in the players form in the game and recent performances to increase or decrease stats.įor example, if a player hasn’t played for a while or is on the bench a lot – his ratings are bound to drop.Įven playing a player out of position and frequently subbing a player off affects their dynamic potential in FIFA 21. The FIFA dynamic potential feature is where several factors affect a player’s performance, stats and his eventual overall ratings after a season.
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