Ok guys, here is the list of the best or good free transfer players in Football Manager 2011 (FM2011):


Goalkeepers:
- Dida (36)
- Timo Ochs (28)
- Alberto Fontana (43)
- Sebastian Cejas (35)

Defenders Center:
- Danny Shittu (29)
- Calum Davenport (27)
- Andy Butler (26)
- Izzy Iriekpen (28)
- Sam Sodje (31)
- Jay DeMerit (30)
- Radhanfah Abu Bakr (23)
- Pele (32)

Wing Back Right:
- Steve Finnan (34)
- Derek Geary (30)
- Liam Rosenior (25)
- Kerrea Gilbert (23)
- Yassin Moutaouakil (23)
- Ben Hoskin (19)
- David Cowan (28)

Wing Back Left:
- Sylvinho (36)
- Michael Ball (30)
- Joe Martin (21)

Defensive Midfielders:
- Gavin Mahon (33)
- Gavin McCann (32)
- Anderson Silva (27)
- Andranik Teymourian (27)

Attacking Midfielders:
- Robert Pires (36)
- Quinton Fortune (33)
- Yildiray Basturk (31)
- Simone Barone (32)
- Bryan Hughes (34)
- Chris James (23)
- Ali Fuseini (21)
- Nicky Travis (23)

Wingers Right:
- Oliver Kapo (29)
- Fabrice Pancrate (30)
- Bernard Mendy (28)
- Andy van der Meyde (30)

Wingers Left:
- Dave van den Bergh (34)

Strikers:
Pacey
- Darius Vassell (30)
- Jeremie Aliadiere (27)
- Febian Brandy (21)
- Omar Koroma (20)
Target:
- Julio Cruz (35)
- Guillermo Franco (33)
- Peter Styvar (29)
- Marko Livaja (16)
- Benedict Akwuegbu (35)

Football Manager 2011 (FM 2011) Tugs Training Download. What is Tugs Training? Tugs Training is a training exercise that can make your players playing well in the field. There are many Football Manager 2011 Tugs Training versions, but in this post I just give you the link to download it.

By this training, your players will not get overloaded training and they will not be so tired because of it. Just download it now and use it in your PC or MAC to play FM 2011

Senior Schedules
Youth Schedules

Game FM: Football Manager 2011 | FM 2011 Wonderkid Players will explore all of FM 2011 wonderkid payers. You may use those players for your squad. Here is the list of wonderkid players in football manager 2011. I will update it later or if you have suggestion for another wonderkid players in FM 2011, you may add it using the comment box.

Forwards

* Romelu Lukaku (aged 17) - Anderlect
* Khouma Babacar (aged 17) – Fiorentina
* Son Heung-Min (aged 18) – HSV
* Alberto Paloschi (aged 20) – Parma & Milan
* Vaclav Kadlec (aged 18) – Juventus
* Sercan Yildirim (aged 20) – Bursaspor
* Bojan (aged 19) – Barcelona
* Marko Arnautovic (aged 21) – Werder
* Neymar (aged 18) – Santos
* Abel Hernandez (aged 20) – Palermo
* Iker Muniain (aged 17) – Athletic
* Nassim Ben Khalifa (age 18) – Wolfsburg

Attacking Midfielders

* Jack Wilshere (aged 19) – Arsenal
* Giuliano (aged 20) – Shaktar
* Zezinho (aged 18) – Santos
* Gareth Bale (aged 21) – Tottenham
* Coutinho (aged 18) – Inter
* Stevan Jovetic (aged 21) – Fiorentina
* Sotiris Ninis (aged 20) – Panathinaikos
* Paulo Henrique (aged 21) – Santos
* Sergio Canales (aged 20) – Castilla
* Miralem Pjanic (aged 20) – Olympique Lyonnais
* Eden Hazard (aged 19) – Lille
* Suso (aged 16) – Liverpool
* Levan Kenia (age 20) – Schalke

Central Midfielders

* David Alaba (aged 18) – FC Bayern
* Raphael Holzhauser (aged 18) – Stuttgart
* Josh McEachran (aged 17) – Chelsea
* Jack Rodwell (aged 19) - Everton
* Lukman Haruna (aged 20) – AS Monaco FC
* Milan Badelj (aged 22) – Dinamo Zagreb
* Leroy Fer (aged 20) – Feyernoord
* Jonjo Shelvey (18) – Liverpool
* David Alaba (18) – FC Bayern

Defensive Central Midfielders

* Nicolas Nkoulou (aged 20) – AS Monaco
* Yann M’Vila (aged 20) – Stade Rennais
* Andrea Poli (aged 20) – Sampdoria
* Sandro (aged 20) – Tottenham
* Ignacio Camacho (aged 20) – Atletico Madrid
* Moussa Sissoko (aged 20) – Toulousse
* Rene Krhin (aged 20) – Bologna & Inter
* Samba Sow (aged 21) – Lens

Defenders Centre

* Mario Fernandes (aged 20) – Grêmio
* Simon Kjaer (aged 21) – Wolfsburg
* Kyriakos Papadopoulos (aged 19) – Schalke
* Danny Wilson (aged 19) – Liverpool
* Phil jones (age 18) – Blackburn Rovers
* Chris Smalling (age 20) – Manchester United
* Ezequiel Muñoz (age 19) – Palermo

Defenders Right

* Diego Renan (aged 21) – Cruzerio
* Romario (aged 16) – Vitoria
* Cesar Azpilicueta (age 20) – OM
* Rafael (age 19) – Manchester United
* Giulio Donati (age 20) – Inter
* Davide Santon (age 19) – Inter
* Kyle Walker (age 20) – Spurs
* Serge Aurier (age 17) – Lens

Defenders Left

* Gareth Bale (age 20) – Tottenham
* Arman Traore (age 20) – Arsenal
* Ismail Koybasi (age 20) – Besiktas
* Jose Angel (age 21) – Sporting
* Lucas Digne (age 17) – Lille


Goalkeepers

* David De Gea (aged 19) – Goalkeeper - Ath Madrid
* Matej Delac (aged 17) – Goalkeeper – Chelsea
* Sinan Bolat (aged 22) – Goalkeeper – Standard
* Luis Guilherme (aged 18) – Golkeeper – Botafogo
* Vincenzo Fiorillo (aged 20) – Goalkeeper – Sampdoria

Ok Guys, hope it can give you a little bit information about FM 2011 Wonderkid Players. Thank You..

Game FM: How to Install Football Manager 2011 Skins, Facepack and Kits. In this post I will explain about the installation of Skins, Facepack and Kits in FM 2011.Okay first of all go down to the Preferences menu (on the lower right corner)



Then go to Display and Sound


Follow the above instructions:
Checklist always reload skin on confirm
Checklist background pictures
Checklist Show Stadium

Well here's how to install Skin, Facepack and kits:


Tactics: C: \ Documents \ Sports Interactive \ Football Manager 2011 \ * tactics (to save-the tactic)
Sounds: C: \ Documents \ Sports Interactive \ Football Manager 2011 \ * sounds (for sound)
Skins: C: \ Documents \ Sports Interactive \ Football Manager 2011 \ * Skins (for skin)
Shortlists: C: \ Documents \ Sports Interactive \ Football Manager 2011 \ * shortlists (for shortlists of players, usually in the form of SLF)
Screenshots usually appears when you press the alt + F9
Schedules: C: \ Documents \ Sports Interactive \ Football Manager 2011 \ * schedules (for training players)

For kits, facepack and logos:


Picture: C: \ Documents \ Sports Interactive \ Football Manager 2011 \ graphics \ * pictures (functions to include facepack)
Logos : C:\Documents\Sports Interactive\Football Manager 2011\graphics\*logos ( untuk logo klub)
Kits: C: \ Documents \ Sports Interactive \ Football Manager 2011 \ graphics \ * kits (for display kits / clothing)

Hope it can help all the FM 2011 Lovers. Also many thanks for the author http://blognyafootballmanager.blogspot.com/2010/11/cara-pasang-skin-facepack-kits-dan-lain.html

FM09 stadiums background looks great huh?


How to install it is very easy, you just unrar the file and place it into your folder:

C:\My Documents\Sports Interactive\Football Manager 2009\graphics\backgrounds

You can download the backgounds pack from here , the size is around 11 MB

You just need to update Microsoft Direct X SDK
Please download the following update from the Microsoft Direct X SDK:
To download that just hit here

When downloading this file please use the Firefox browser as some people have encounter difficulties when using Internet Explorer.

You should also check that you are running the latest graphics driver, you can do this by visiting the computer manufacturer website, or by visiting the graphics card manufacturing website.

Also if you are running Steam, make sure this is not running when attempting to install

Ok guys, hope it can help you all.

1. Download the official FM 2009 fix file from the SI website here
2. Unzip the contents of the archive to your desktop.
3. Double click the FM09Fix.exe file.
4. Extract the files anywhere, pressing Install will place them on the desktop, this is the default behaviour. Two files will be extracted – Launcher.exe and Activator.exe
5. Double click Launcher.exe and you will see a dialog box prompting you for your license key.
6. Enter your license key into the dialog.
7. Press OK - then wait 30-60 seconds and you will receive a second message.

If your message reads: "Activation completed successfully. Please try to run the game." Open the game and run it.

If the activation fails, you will have another message. For example, in case the number is -1003 indicates that your license key is invalid. If the error is -1003 enter your license key into the form at here.

Minimum requirements (PC)

* Windows XP / Vista
* 1.4GHz processor for XP or 2.0 GHz for Vista
* 512MB RAM for XP or 1GB RAM for Vista
* Graphic Card - 128MB Nvidia FX 5900 Ultra, ATI Radeon 9800, Intel 82915G/82910GL or better.

Minimum requirements (Mac)

* Intel Mac
* Mac OS 10.5.5
* 1GB RAM
* Graphic Card - Nvidia Geforce 7300 / ATI X1600 Radeon


Here is the way to download

Here is the way to download


I will give you the way how to download the full version of FM2010 in the next post

Saved games from the demo will be compatible with the full release of the game.

Released: 10 Nov 2009 RC 1 build 110
Updated: 31 Mar 2010 v1.11 build 116
Compatible with: Windows XP, Vista, 7 and FM 10.0, 10.1, 10.2, 10.3



RC 2 adds support for compressed save games!!

If errors still appear, please take the following actions:
* Upload your save game with the problem somewhere (FileFront, RapidShare, etc)
* Make a post on this forum section, explaining your problem and giving a link to your save game

Eugene is monitoring our Genie 10 - Bugs and Acknowledgements post and will fix bugs that will arise if you provide your savegame.
How to run:

* Download the .rar archive and extract it anywhere. (You'll need a free utility such as WinRAR in order to extract the .rar archive)
* You'll get a folder named "FM Genie Scout 10". Open it.
* Double click on FMGenieScout.exe
* Load your savegame... you don't need to have FM open of course.

That's it! No frameworks required.

Also in this series, there are many languages include in it:
Chinese Simple
- English
- French
- Italian
- Portuguese
- Russian
- Spanish
- Swedish
- Ukrainian
- Turkish (RC 2)

Here is the way how to download it

Goalkeepers
Alphonse Areola – PSG
Zakarie Boucher – Havre
Bill Hamid – D.C. Utd
Josh Lambo – Dallas
Vincenzo Fiorillo – Sampdoria
Matej Delac – Chelsea
Luis Guilherme – Botafogo
Damian Martinez – Independiente
Silviu Lung jr – Craiova
Asmir Begovic – Portsmouth

Defenders
Nicolas Otamendi – Velez
Renan Diego – Cruzeiro
Cristian Ansaldi – Rubin Kazan
Davide Santon – Inter Milan
Sebastien Corchia – Le Mans
Daniel Opare – Real Madrid
Rafael – Man Utd
Joao Paulo – Fluminense
Jeremy Helan – Man City
Timothee Kolodzieczak – Lyon
Dodo – Corinthians
Joe Mattock – West Brom
Fabio – Man Utd
Jordan Spence – West Ham
Mateo Musacchio – Villarreal
Leandro Cabrera – At. Madrid
Andrea Esposito – Genoa
Brek Shea – Dallas
Havard Nordtveit – Arsenal
Marek Suchy – Slavia Prague
Damel Situ – Lens
Dennis Appiah – Monaco
Marc Muniesa – Barcelona
Jorge Pulido – At. Madrid
Lorenzo Ariaudo – Juventus
Kyriakos Papadopoulos – Olympiakos
Rafhael – Figueirense
Gerson – Gremio
Emir Faccioli – Argentina
Ezequiel Munoz – Boca Juniors
Sidnei – Benfica
Alessandro Tuia – Lazio
Juan Forlin – Espanyol
Simon Kjaer – Palermo

Midfielders
Eduardo Salvio – Lanus
Martin Galvan – Cruz Azul
Toni Kroos – Bayern Munich
Franco Zuculini – Hoffenheim
Arturo Vidal – Bayer Leverkusen
Necip Uysal – Besiktas
Koke – At. Madrid
Ignacio Camacho – At. Madrid
Adrien – Sporting CP
Lorenzo Crisetig – Inter Milan
Andrea Poli – Sampdoria
Lars Bender – Bayer Leverkusen
Omar Benzerga – Lille
Lukman Haruna – Monaco
Tinga – Ponte Preta
Torric – Hearts of Oak
Bruno Zuculini – Racing Club
Rodney Sneijder – Ajax
Alexandre Coeff – Lens
Fabian Delph – Aston Villa
Aaron Ramsey – Arsenal
Jose McEachran – Chelsea
Roman Zozulya – Dinamo
Deniz Naki – St. Pauli
Dudu – Cruzeiro
Joel Acosta – Boca Juniors
Keko – At. Madrid
Adem Ljajic – Man Utd
Stephan El Shaarawy – Genoa
Clement Grenier – Lyon
Ravel Morrison – Man Utd
Oscar – Sao Paulo
Erick Flores – Flamango
Vladimir Weiss – Man City
Bernardo – Cruzeiro
Sotiris Ninis – Panathinaikos
Marco D’Alessandro – Roma
Gael Nlundulu – Portsmouth
James Rodriguez – Banfield
Alan Gatagov – Lokomotiv Moskow
Gael Kakuta – Chelsea
Zezinho – Juventude
Douglas Costa – Gremio
Angel Di Maria – Benfica
Antoine N’Gossan – Mimosas
Willian – Shakhtar Donetsk
Sergio Mota – Sao Paulo
Yago – Juventus
Diego Buonanotte – River Plate
Jack Wilshere – Arsenal
German Pacheco – At. Madrid
Guido Marilungo – Sampdoria
Mauricio – Villarreal
Daniel Sturridge – Chelsea
Savio – Fiorentina
Gerardo Bruna – Liverpool
Jefferson Montero – Villarreal
Celso Borges – Fredrikstad
Emre Colak – Galatasaray
Daniel Parejo – Getafe
Thiago – Barcelona
Jano Ananidze – Spartak Moscow
Alan Dzagoev – CSKA Moscow
Edgar Ivan Pacheco – Atlas
Marco Verratti – Pescara
Mario Gotze – Dortmund
Yacine Brahimi – Rennais
Levan Kenia – Schalke
Rabiu Ibrahim – Sporting CP
Davide Petrucci – Man Utd
Adam Pepper – Liverpool
Jonjo Shelvey – Charlton Ath
Javier Pastore – Palermo
Patricio Rodriguez – Independiente
Albin Ekdal – Juventus
John Bostock – Tottenham
Mauro Formica – Newell’s Old Boys
Daniel Pacheco – Liverpool
Jung-Bin Lee -
Harris Vuckic – Newcastle Utd
Luc Castaignos – Feyenoord
Maxim Choupo-Moting – Hamburg
Felix Kroos – Hansa Rostock
Damien Le Tallec – Dortmund
Sambou Yatabare – Caen
Andrej Kramaric – Dinamo Zagreb
Marquinhos – Internacional
Nikao – Brasa
Coutinho – Vasco
Marcelinho – Corinthians
Walter – Internacional
Eden Hazard – Lille
Fernando Forestieri – Genoa
Odion Ighalo – Udinese

Strikers
Mario Balotelli – Inter Milan
Chris Gadi – Marseille
Abel Hernandez – Palermo
Eren Derdiyok – Leverkusen
Alberto Bueno – Valladolid
Ahmed Khalil – Al-Ahli
Matias Defederico – Corinthians
Jonathan Cristaldo – Velez
Gabriel Rodriguez – Boca Juniors
Ishak Belfodil – Lyon
Terence Makengo – Monaco
Jozy Altidore – Villarreal
Sercan Yildirim – Bursaspor
Batuhan Karadeniz – Besiktas
Iker Muniain – Bilbao
Borja Baston – At. Madrid
Denis Alibec – Inter Milan
Alipio – Real Madrid
Raul Nava – Deportivo Toluca
Khouma Babacar – Fiorentina
Giacomo Beretta – A.C. Milan
Alberto Paloschi – Parma
Mattia Destro – Inter Milan
Krisztian Nemeth – Liverpool
Yannis Tafer – Lyon
Lauri Dalla Valle – Liverpool
Ransford Osei – Maccabi Haifa
Macauley Chrisantus – Hamburg
Aaron Spear – Newcastle Utd
Nathan Delfouneso – Aston Villa
Danny Welbeck – Man Utd
Vaclav Kadlec – Sparta Prague
Tomas Necid – CSKA Moscow
Wellington Silva – Fluminense
Romelu Lukaku – Anderlecht
Philipp Prosenik – Chelsea
Daniel Villalva – River Plate
Alex Nimely-Tchuimeni – Man City
Vincent Acapendie – Auxerre
Federico Macheda – Man Utd
Adrian – Deportivo La Coruna
Ettore Mendicino – Lazio

GK
Name: Antonio Adan
Age: 17/18
Club: Castilla (Real Madrid B)
Work permit needed/not needed: not needed

Name: David de Gea
Age: 17
Club: Atletico Madrid
Work permit needed/not needed: not needed

Name: (i forgot his name, but he plays for Liverpool with 2 nationalities: Greek and Australian)
Age: 17
Club: Liverpool
Work permit needed/not needed: not needed

Name: Eros Corradini
Age: 17
Club: Parma
Work permit needed/not needed: not needed

FB

Name: Lorenzo de Silvestri
Age: 19
Club: Lazio (great team ever)
Work permit needed/not needed: not needed

Name: Gareth Bale
Age: 17
Club: Tottenham Hotspurs
Work permit needed/not needed: not needed

Name: Dmitri Daseladiere
Age: 17
Club: Anderlecht
Work permit needed/not needed: not needed

CB

Name: Breno
Age: 18
Club: Sao Paulo
Work permit needed/not needed: needed

Name: Craig Cathcart
Age: 17
Club: Manchester United
Work permit needed/not needed: not needed

Name: Michael Mancienne
Age: 18
Club: Chelsea
Work permit needed/not needed: not needed

Name: David Luiz
Age: 19
Club: Benfica
Work permit needed/not needed: needed

DM

Name: Didier Digard
Age: 18
Club: PSG
Work permit needed/not needed: not needed

Name: F. Bolzoni
Age: 17
Club: Inter
Work permit needed/not needed: not needed

Name: Fabrice Muamba
Age: 18
Club: Birmingham
Work permit needed/not needed: not needed

ST

Name: Alexander Prudnikov
Age: 17
Club: Spartak or CSKA Moscow
Work permit needed/not needed: needed

Name: Andy Carroll
Age: 18
Club: Newcastle
Work permit needed/not needed: not needed

Name: Toto Tamuz
Age: 18
Club: Beitar Jerusalem
Work permit needed/not needed: needed

Name: Sebastian Giovinco
Age: 19/20
Club: Juventus (on loan at Empoli)
Work permit needed/not needed: not needed

Name: Loretto Lo Bosco
Age: 17
Club: Torino
Work permit needed/not needed: not needed

Name: Ciro Immobile
Age: 17
Club: Juventus
Work permit needed/not needed: not needed

Name: Dor Malul
Age: 17/18
Club: (in Israeli club)
Work permit needed/not needed: needed
P.S. He so versatile, and can play in a lot of position from Full Back to Striker.

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Here is the instruction to install Tug's Training FM 2010 on your PC:

Download the files and then copy them to:

(My) Documents\Sports Interactive\Football Manager 2010\Schedules

If you don't have a Schedules folder, simply create one.

Crash Fixes
===========
- Fixed crash when clicking on the backroom advice button.
- Fixed issue causing runtime error in network games

Here are the links you can follow to download For PC:

Direct Downloads:

Link

Link

Link

Link

Torrent Links:

Link

Link

For you that is using MAC

Direct Downloads:

Link

Link

Link

Torrent Links:

Link

Link

Link

Those are the links that you can use to download FM 2010 10.3 Patch for free

Now, you can download free football manager 2010 logos for free here. This logo is created by www.sortitoutsi.net. I will give you the link how to download free FM 2010 Logos. But before that, let me tell you first how to install it to your PC or MAC.

Here is the link you can download FM 2010 Logos for free

Link 1

Link 2

Link 3

Link 4

Here is the list of the best or good free transfer players in football manager 2010 for Goalkeeper Position (GK):
Marcos(Brazil, 33 years)
Porato(France, 35 years)
Pablo Cavalero ( Argentina, 35 years)
Ian Walker (England, 37 years)
Paul Jones (Wales, 42 years)
Maxym Levytskyi (Ukraine, 36 years)
Scott Tynan (England, 25 years)
Sebastian Viera(Uruguay, 26 years)
Christian Mora(Ecuador, 29 years)

Here is the list of the best or good free transfer players in football manager 2010 for Left Defenders (DL/WBL) Position:
Olivier Bernard (France, 29 years)
Jean-Joel Perrier-Doumbe (Cameroon, 32 years)
Michael Ball(England, 29 years)

Defender Central (DC):
Sergiy Fedorov (Ukraine, 34 years)
Dejan Stefanovic (Serbia, 34 years)
Olexandr Zotov (Ukraine, 34 years)
Boris Zivkovic (Croatia, 33 years)
Izzy Iriekpen (England, 27 years)
Glauber (Brazil, 25 years)
Mehmet Polat (Turkey, 31 years)
Iliasu Shilla (Ghana, 26 years)
Jorge Andrade (Portugal, 31 Years)
Jeff Strasser (Luxembourg, 34 years)
Marlon Ritter Ayovi (Ecuador, 37 years)
Roque Junior (Brazil, 32 years)
Lucien Mettomo (Cameroon, 32 years)
Ivan Helguera (Spain, 34 years
Bobo Balde (Guinea, 33 years)
Sol Campbell (England, 34 years)
Samuel Kuffour (Ghana, 32 years)

Right Defender (RB/WBR) Position:
Jean-Joel Perrier-Doumbe (Cameroon, 32 years)
Steve Watson (England, 35 years)
Abubakari Yakubu(Ghana, 27 years)
Ze Maria (Brazil, 35 years)
Lauren (Cameroon, 32 years)
Danny Mills (England, 32 years)
Elliot Omouzusi (England,20 years)

Defensive Midfielder (DMC) Position:
Ivan Campo (Spain, 35 years)
Brahim Hemdani (Algeria, 31 years)
Mathias Cardacio (Uruguay, 21 years)
Dietmar Hamann(Germany, 35 years)
Fabio Santos(Brazil, 38 years)
Fredson(Brazil, 28 years)
Edgar Davids (Holland, 36 years)
Johan Vogel (Switzerland, 32 years)
Andriy Husin (Ukraine, 36 years)
Pape Diop (Senegal, 34 years)
Seifo Soley (Gambia, 29 years)
Amaral (Brazil, 36 years)
German Villa (Mexico, 36 years)

Central Midfielders (MC) Position:
Matt Holland (Ireland, 35 years)
Gareth Williams (Scotland, 27 years)
Abderrahman Kabous(Morocco, 26 years)
Stephen Appiah (Ghana, 28 years)
Joe Keenan (England, 26 years)
Inigo Idiakez (Spain, 35 years)
Jermaine Wright (England, 33 years)

Left Midfielders (ML/AML) Position:
Kevin Robson(Holland, 28 years)
Nicolae Mitea(Romania, 24 years)
Laurent Robert(France, 34 years)
Rudi Skacel (Czech Republic, 29 years)
Boudewijn Zenden(Holland, 32 years)
Fabrizio Zambrella(Switzerland, 23 years)
Cesar(Brazil, 34 years)
Denilson (Brazil, 31 years)

Central Attacking Midfielders (AMC):
Baek Ji-Hoon(South Korea, 24 years)
Sylvain Wiltord (France, 35 years)
Mustapha Hadji (Morocco, 37 years)
Ervin Skela (Albania, 32 years)
Dino Toppmoller(Germany, 28 years)

Right Midfielders (MR/AMR):
Abass Lawal(Nigeria, 28 years)
Pius Ikedia(Nigeria, 28 years)
Hamed Namouchi(Tunisia, 25 years)
Tabare Viudez(Uruguay, 19 years)
Imants Bleidelis(Latvia, 33 years)
Felix Dja Ettien(Ivory Coast, 29 years)
Klever Manuel Chala (Ecuador, 38 years)
Andy van der Meyde (Holland, 29 years)
Jorge Soto (Peru, 37 years)

Forward Center (FC):
Ibrahima Thiam (Senegal, 27 years)
Ivan Kaviedes (Ecuador, 31 years)
Michael Mifsud (Malta, 28 years)
Viola(Brazil, 39 years)
Dario Husain(Argentina, 33 years)
Luizao(Brazil, 33 years)
Serhat Akin(Turkey, 28 years)
Ebi Smolarek (Poland, 28 years)
Mark Viduka (Australia, 33 years)
Carsten Jancker (Germany, 34 years)
Amoroso (Brazil, 35 years)
Tommy Mooney (England, 37 years)
Rune Lange (Norway, 32 years)
Christian Vieri (Italy, 35 years)
Goran Ljubojevic (Croatia, 26 years)
Henri Camara (Senegal, 32 years)

The first is Winger Player Attributes (ML/ MR or AMR/AML)
Winger is a vital position in FM, Their pace, acceleration and crossing is very crucial for deadly passes that goes to goal.
Winger Player Attributes (ML/ MR or AMR/AML)
Passing
Crossing
Pace
Acceleration
Technique
Flair
Dribbling

The winger players are the important shooter guns of the teams. Their pace, acceleration and crossing is very crucial for deadly passes that goes to goal. For example Messi... hmm maybe he is an extreme guy.... He can play everywhere beyond the midfield. Arjen Robben is also another good example...


Forwards are our guns to score and win the matches. So their shoots should be affective. In my opinion a good forward should be able to smell the goal in every way. So the killing forward attributes:
First Touch

Technique
Creativity
Long Shots
Strength

If you have a tactic understanding that focuses on play maker or target man. Then you should have some reasons to go on this tactic. I do not prefer using target man but if i would use Target Man -focused tactic i would pay attention these attributes:

Strength
Stamina
Jumping
Heading
First Touch
Long Shots,
Anticipation
Bravery
I think Nicola Zigic is a good example for a successfull target man.

On the other hand if you are using a Playmaker focused tactics then you should take a look at these attributes:
First Touch
Passing
Tackling
Technique
Composure
Creativity
Decisions
Off the Ball

The best example is Cristiano Ronaldo...
For further explanation you may see this site

Here is the list of the best goalkeeper in FM 2010

Here is the link to download no CD Crack Football Manager 2010 (FM) 2010. In the next link, you will see how to download it complete with the categories of PC or MAC, Size, Seeds and Leeches. Ok guys, here is the way.

Just click here to get it. Good Luck guys.

Here is the list:

Coach

Andreas Köppke (German National Squad) - goalkeeping coach
Regis Le Bris (Stade Rennais FC) - great shooting coach
Luc Rabat (France National Team) - great defence coach
Peter Zeidler (Hoffenheim) - great defence coach

Physcio or you can use him as a coach

Odir de Souza
- Physiotherapy: 20
- Discipline: 20
- Determination: 16
- Motivating: 15

Scouts

Bobby Bennett - Arsenal - 20/20
Steve Rowley - Arsenal - 19/19
Hans-Martin Kleitsch - Stuttgart - 19/20
Rudi Wojtkowicz

Okay guys, that are the example of the best staffs and coaches in football manager (FM) 2009. If you have any example, please tell me by writing in the comment box. thank you!!..

Here is the list of the best staffs in FM 2010 that you should get:

Assistant Managers

Huw Lloyd (Welsh)Assistant Manager/Coach

Coaches

Alexandre Irineu (Brazilian)

Massimo Neri (Italian)

Fitness Coaches

Ithon Jose Fritzen (Brazilian)

Paulo Paixao (Brazilian)

Physios

Steve Whitehall (English)

Scouts

Roberto Bettega (Italian)

Malcom Shotton (English)

Per Andersen (Danish)

That are the best staffs in football manager 2010, hope it can be useful.

The Second one is if you don't have any shortcut on your desktop PC or Mac, you may do this way:

* If you purchased and installed the game through Steam you should be able to find the fm.exe in the following directory: C:/Program Files/Steam/SteamApps/Common/Football Manager 2009/
* If you purchased and installed the game from a boxed DVD copy you should be able to find the fm.exe in the following directory: C:/Program Files/Sports Interactive/Football Manager 2009/


Or you may do the other solutions:

First of all you need to turn on hidden files and folders. Go to My Computer and at the top select 'Tools' the 'Folder Options'. The go to the 'View' tab and select 'Show hidden files and folders'

Delete the following folder:

XP: C:\Documents and Settings\(username)\Application Data\Sports Interactive\Football Manager 2009\settings

Vista: C:\Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\Sports Interactive\Football Manager 2009\settings

This may solve some issues regarding the XML Parsing Errors

Ok guys, hope the post entitled FM 2009 XML Parsing Error | FM 2009 XML Parsing Error can guide you to solve your problem.

* Name - FM 2009 Genie Scout - 9.3.0 Version!
* Version - FM09 9.3.0 Ready
* Database - 9.00 to 9.3.0
* Tagline - The Return Of The Most Famous FM Scout For 9.3.0 Patch
* Author - genie.fm - FM Scout

List of changes: (from build 102 to build 103)
- added 9.3 version support
- fixed a bug with general/positional rating view in the history
- calculation of the coaching training rating is adapted to 9.3 patch now
- changed staff rating calculation algorithm
- slightly tuned player rating calculation algorithm
- fixed loading data errors

Interface:
- Serious revamp has been done on the interface.
- Thanks to a new version of Integrated development environment - IDE - being used, Ribbon components are now available.
- Thus functionality of the main menu has improved.
- You can now view a list of recent games and the options’ description.
- Program parameters (windows’ and buttons’ size and location) can also now be saved as ‘Layout’.
- The main search panels and control elements are located on the Ribbon’s main panel.
- Also Ribbon can be minimized
- Quick access panel can now be set up. Main control elements can be moved to the window title.
- It is also possible to hide the unused search panels.

Search Engine:
- Search engine is now improved.
- Now you don’t have to use filter to search on basic criteria.
- Unicode text is now totally supported. Now you can search using nonstandard symbols
- It’s enough to enter several symbols from different words. The word order does not matter anymore.

Rating System:
- Rating system has changed drastically.
- First, some changes in profile attributes’ influence on positional rating are introduced.
- Second, the skill which allows to use both feet is now also taken into account.
For example, let’s compare two attacking midfielders. Let’s start with finding a player who can use both feet with the same effect (Said Boutahar), and a left-footed player (Jose Ortiz). Jose Ortiz is better than his opponent (speaking of the main parameters). But both of them have similar rating. It is because Said Boutahar can work with the ball using both feet, and due to that
these two different-styled playmakers are alike in terms of effectiveness. It is proved by practice.
- In players, stronger and weaker attributes are either strongly above or strongly below average are rated. Stronger points are shown green, weaker ones are shown in red. It gives you a piece of information to form an overall impression on the player.
- Players’ potential rating system has been created from scratch. By terms of practical investigation, all the attributes are divided into several groups, and each group has its own rules in calculating potential attributes. Some of the physical skills change only a bit comparing to technical and psychological ones. Change of the others does not depend on Current Ability value. Also, depending on the player’s position, some attributes might change or not.
- The last innovation might possibly help the newbies to get into Football Manager quicker and the experienced ones to find something new for them.

User Guides:
- Hints for all the parameters are introduced, from Sale Value to Jadedness and Adaptability. For example, Marking. How good player is at marking opponents. If a defender has poor Marking it doesn’t necessarily mean he’ll be a load of rubbish. However, you’ll definitely want to avoid playing a Man-Marking tactic. If your defenders can’t mark for toffee, perhaps consider a Sweeper system or have them defend deeper than you would otherwise like. A Hard Tackling play goes nicely with Marking to soften up the opposition…
- The official manual, “Hints and Tips for Football Manager by Marc Vaughan & Nick Habershon” and other sources have been used for the needed materials.
For example Consistency. How consistently players perform from match to match. On the basis that there is no player that will perform to his current ability 100% of the time, the ratio of what consistency means in terms of how often a player plays at his CA is as follows.
> 20 Consistency = 20/25 games played at CA
> 10 Consistency = 10/25 games played at CA
> 1 Consistency = 1/25 games played at CA
Please note that physical attributes are not taken into consideration when it comes to consistency. Only the technical and mental attributes are marked down depending on consistency.
Consistency is a particularly important attribute.

Here is the way to download FM2009 Genie scout 9.3.0.

January 1 Brazil, Chile

January 5 Rep. Ireland, Iceland

January 7 Finland

January 10 Colombia

January 15 Africa (except South Africa)

January 20 Norway

January 28 Peru

February 14 Belarus

June 7 Baltic States, Georgia, Bosnia, Cyprus, Armenia, Montenegro, Albania

June 20 Germany, Ukraine, Portugal, France, Turkey, Israel, Australia, Scotland, Hungary, Croatia, N.Ireland, Greece, Switzerland

June 24 England, Austria

June 29 Slovakia

June 30 Italy, Czech Rep, Poland

July 1 Romania, Bulgaria, Slovenia

July 7 Denmark, Holland

July 10 Serbia, Spain

July 15 South Africa

July 20 Mexico

August 1 Argentina, Uruguay

September 19 North/Central America & Caribbean, Ecuador, Bolivia, Venezuela, Paraguay

December 9 Japan, Middle East

December 27 Russia, USA, China, Sweden

Thus we can find future players who wonder, of course with your business and your scout players at cheap prices wonderkids

1. Scout (scout) a reliable

have a reliable scout very important to find the potentials from all over the world, for example, is a club of Arsenal, they have a great scout a lot of young players well and has the potential to become a competent player

2. Improving training facilities and youth academy and coach

In a football manager game to upgrade training facilities and youth academy at the absolute need to have good young players

3. Lend players

If your team already filled with older players who are still good and young players you abandoned, try and lend to other teams, this is very good for player development, need only be noted in the attempt to lend players to the club who want to play a full order to have experience play.

4. Try playing

this is absolutely in need, remember a young player will also need experience of playing in the senior team, if you are afraid meminkannya in the major leagues, play in cup matches, trials, etc., remember the more often the better.

5. Tutorials and exercises

Invite your young players to follow the tutorial from the senior players and train your young players within their capabilities such as when long shotnya reached number 17 then the long train shotnya.

Thus how to develop the potential of your young players, it all depends on you.

How to install:

1. after the download, because the file is in winrar, you have to extract it first to DIC files: \ Documents and Settings \ * Handy Fernandy-Pc \ My Documents \ Sports Interactive \ Football Manager 2010 \ Graphics \ Faces (* name of your computer)
2. Load FM
3. Choose 'Preferences' and' Display and Sound'tab. checklist removed on skin use a cache. come up and check the 'Always Reload Skin on Confirm'
4. Click "confirm"
5. completed

Okay guys, that is all my explanation about Juventus Face Packs 2009/2010 and the writer hope that this post is useful for all of Football Manager lovers especially Juventus fans.

It had the same features and became immensely popular amongst football fans. Now the application is available at the Apple Store for $9.99. Here is the way you van download it to play football manager 2010 in your iPhone

GK:Paul Robinson (Came with Leeds, Great shot stopper)
LB:John o shea (from Manchestter United and is great with pace to stop players)
RB:Gary Kelly (From Leeds, not exactly young but still plays, very good player, Personal favourite)
CB:John Terry (Cost me next to nothing and is very pacey, becomes England captain and was my captain for the first 3 seasons)
CB:Christian Zaccardo (doesn't look good but is a great tackler and gets alot better)
LM:Rafael Van Der Vaart (3.5mill at beginning of game, now is my captain)
RM:Jermaine Pennant (Extremely good pace and in season team of year 5 times in a row)
CM:Ronaldinho (Expensive and doesn't make an impact till 2nd season, top scorer for the next 6 seasons with no less than 40 goals each season)
CM:Joe Cole (West Ham wont let him leave for less than 10 mill but is an imense player and constantly assists goals MOM almost every game)
CF:Alan Smith (Came with Leeds and is the best player on the game after 2 seasons)
CF:Fernando Torres (4mill he cost me at the beginning of the game, great shooter)

Information of Manchester United FC

Year Founded: 1878
Status: Professional
Reputation: Worldwide
Chairman Status: Loves the Club
Legends: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Sir Bobby Charlton, Roy Keane, Eric Cantona, Sir Alex Ferguson
Icons: Bryan Robson, Ryan Giggs, Mark Hughes, Paul Scholes, Gary Neville, Brian Kidd, Steve Bruce, Denis Irwin, Peter Schmeichel, Rudd Van Nistelrooy, Nicky Butt, Brian McLair, David Beckham, Phil Neville, Andrew Cole
Favourred Personnel: Teddy Sheringham, Sammy McIlroy, Lou Macari, Steve Coppell
Fierce Rivals: Liverpool, Manchester City, Leeds United
Other Rivals: Arsenal, Bolton Wanderers, Chelsea
Finances: Rich
Average Ticket Price: 37
Average Season Ticket Price: 709
Season Ticket Holders: 58000
Estimated Value: 440m
Continental Competition: European Champions League
Media Prediction: 1st
Squad Personality: Very Determined
Captain: Gary Neville

Stadium and Training

Ground: Old Trafford
Capacity: 75000
Season Ticket Holders: 58000
Average Ticket Price: £37
Average Season Ticket Price: £709
Training Facilities: Top Training Facilities
Youth Facilities: Excellent Youth Facilities + Youth Academy

Staff

Manager: Sir Alex Ferguson
Assistant Manager: Mike Phelan
First Team Coach: Rene Meulensteen
Coaches: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Warren Joyce, Eric Steele, Richard Harris, Tony Strudwick, Richard Hawkins, Tony Whelan, Eamon Mulvey, Paul McGuiness, Brian McClair, Tommy Martin, Mark Dempsey
Physios: Rob Swire, Richard Merron, Steve McNally, Mandy Johnson, Neil Hough, Tony Gill, John Davin, Garry Armer
Scouts: Jeff Watson, Tom Vernon, Jim Ryan, Gilles Rouillon, John Owen, Antonio Lopez, Jim Lawlor, Derek Langley, Martin Ferguson, Eddie Coulter, Joe Corcoran, John Calvert-Toumlin, Emmanuel Amunike

Finances

Estimated Value: £403m
Loan Debt: £682m
Balance: £75m +
Transfer Budget: £10m
Remaining Wage Budget: £160k


First Team Squad

Goalkeeper


Edwin Van Der Sar - Van Der Sar may be getting on now but still will do a great job in goal. If Ben Foster isn't your cup of tea you might want to look to find a replacement sooner rather than later.

Tomasz Kuszczak - Will do a decent job in goal as Van Der Sar's back-up but with United's reputation you could do much better.

Ben Foster - A young talent with lots to give in the future, and will become a valuable member of your first team squad if you keep him. Although expect bids for him in the first transfer window.


Defenders

Wes Brown - A very capable right-back and definately choose him over Gary Neville & Rafael for the time being. This isn't a position you need to strengthen.

Jonny Evans - Young & talented, Evans will turn into a very good defender in the future, and should be at his peak just as Ferdinand & Vidic are ready to move on. Don't sell him if you recieve bids.

Patrice Evra - One of the best left-backs on the game and will get down the wings well and get some good assists for your team. Might want to find some back-up though.

Rio Ferdinand - Top centre-back and will give performance after performance. Ask him to tutor Jonny Evans and this will help the young Irishman a lot.

Gary Neville - Past his peak now but provides decent back-up to Wes Brown. When he is ready for retirement Rafael will be ready to step up.

John O'Shea - Not the greatest back-up but has a plus that he can play anywhere on the pitch including striker. Will provide back-up to Evra until Fabio is ready but you may want to think about buying a left-back anyway.

Rafael - A brilliant young defender who will turn into class right-back in 4-5 years. Give him chances in Carling Cup games so he gets some first team experienced and make sure Gary Neville tutors him through.

Nemanja Vidic - He & Ferdinand provide brilliant stability for United and as long as these two are together your team won't leak many goals. If you have the corner tactic make sure Vidic is in the six yard box.

Midfielder

Anderson - A brilliant, brilliant attacking midfielder on the game already and he only gets better. He gets goals a plenty and don't sell him unless you get a titanic offer.

Michael Carrick - Provided midfield stability and gets plenty of assists with the strikers running onto his through balls. Also capable of shooting from long range.

Darren Fletcher - Like real life, always does a job when called upon but Manchester City with a bid thats too good to turn down. It's up to you whether you sell him or keep him.

Darron Gibson - Sell as soon as possible, rarely gives good performances in my teams and if you offer to clubs offers come in by the bucketful.

Ryan Giggs - He might be getting on but whether you play him in the centre positions or out on the wing he will still give good performances along with goals & assists. A worthy free-kick taker aswell.

Owen Hargreaves - Not much to say here, injured for the season but when he comes back is a brilliant midfielder. I placed him over Ronaldo as free-kick taker and he scored plenty of them. Ended up as my third top scorer in the second season. Recieve plenty of offers but never accept.

Nani - Struggles to breakthrough straight away but when he gets a run will get lots of goals & assists. Like Anderson, he will turn into a star.

Park Ji-Sung - Never rated him on the game, does a half decent job like Fletcher but I usually accept offers when they come in for him.

Cristiano Ronaldo - You don't need me to tell you he's indespencable to the side. Goals, assists, free-kicks, penalties will get you through the season and probably get you a few multi-million pound offers for him.

Paul Scholes - Like Giggs will do a great job in the midfield but i've found right from the start Anderson does a better job and maybe leave Scholes for the odd game now and again.


Striker

Dimitar Berbatov - A new player to the squad and will get goals but it's 50-50 who will get more out of him and Tevez. Played alongside Rooney will bring the best out of him.

Manucho - The Angolan striker doesn't get many chances and when he does doesn't score many goals. Not many clubs offer for him so he's usually left rotting in the reserves.

Wayne Rooney - Usually ends up as top scorer in the squad and plays well alongside either Tevez or Berbatov. Can play behind the strikers or up top but either way will give you performances.

Carlos Tevez - Struggles to get in the team but when he does will score just as many as Berbatov. It's your choice who to play alongside Rooney, personally overall I would recommend Tevez.

Danny Welbeck - Doesn't quite make the breakthrough and will probably be better off being loaned out and trying to look into selling him permanently. Will get a goal here and there but not United quality.

Recommended Line-Up

Use the 4-3-1-2 formation

Van Der Sar

Brown Ferdinand Vidic Evra

Carrick

Scholes Anderson

Ronaldo --------- Rooney

Berbatov


Player/Staff Recommendations

Staff Credit goes to davidbowie

Like alot of managers these days, once you join a club, you need to sort out the backroom staff. Whilst in real life United have one of the best coaching staff in the world, in-game there are areas sadly lacking.

You have alot, but most of them simply are not that good:

Clearing out the Backroom:

Recommended Transfers In

Marcelo - 6m-10m - Real Madrid
Carlos Kameni - 7m-12m - Espanyol

Recommended Transfers Out

Ben Foster - 4m
Darren Fletcher - 6m-10m
Lee Martin - 2m
Fraizer Campbell - 5m
Park Ji-Sung - 6m
Darron Gibson - 1m-2m

That is the FM 2009 Team Guide: Manchester United, Hope this information can help you to manage Manchester United team in Football Manager 2009.

First you must download the schedule at Tug's Site. Then you must place the two files into My Documents\Sports Interactive\Football Manager 2010\Schedules (if there is no “schedules” folder you can create it yourselves), When you're on the training screen in game, click on Edit training, go to import, select the Training files and click OK one file at a time.

Hope this post will help you to train your players in FM 2010. Good Luck.

There are some key deatures in Football Manager 2009 (FM 2009):

· Preferred Moves - Train your players to learn ‘preferred moves’ to add to their game. For example, train central defenders to not dive into tackles, or wingers to do stepovers before crossing the ball.
· Female Manager - For the very first time you can now play as a female manager. All of the text in the game now also has a female gender so the game represents female managers and staff in the game in the correct gender.
· Realistic Finances - SI have listened to feedback from all of their researchers to try and model every single financial area of the game correctly for each country, including transfers, staff wages, budgets, ticket prices, season tickets, competition bonuses and club sponsorships.
· Updated Competitions - Fully updated for the new 2008/09 football season with all the latest league, club and player data, featuring over 5,000 playable clubs from over 50 countries, and around 350,000 players and staff from around the world, drawn fresh from the famous Sports Interactive database.
· Widescreen Support - As a result of usability testing on Football Manager™ 2008, this year sees widescreen support for the game for the first time, as well as lots of tweaks to the user interface for easier navigation.
· Assistant Manager Feedback - Pre-match and in-match feedback from your Assistant Manager on how the team is performing and your player’s motivation levels, as well as hints on how your tactics are working and how you could outwit the opposition’s tactics.
· Improved Media - SI have worked hard to reflect the greater impact the media has been having in recent years on the world of football, in the in-game dealings with the press. The game now features more news stories, more detail and greater media interaction than ever before, creating an even more realistic simulation of the football world.
· Press Conferences - Attend pre-match and post-match press conferences with local and national journalists and build up relationships with them over time, but choose your answers carefully because they could come back to haunt you in the media at a later date.
· Transfer System - Completely new and re-written transfer system code, providing an even more realistic simulation of real-life football transfers.
· Transfer Rumours - View the latest news on what players are being speculated on, and who’s said to be interested in securing their services.
· Board Confidence - Following on from its addition in Football Manager™ 2008, board confidence has been expanded and improved. In addition, the board will now also feedback to you on your squad harmony and the club’s stature in the football world.
· 3D Match Engine - This year’s match engine has seen more testing than ever before having been extensively beta tested in Football Manager™ Live for the past year.
· The famous Football Manager match engine can now be viewed in full 3D with motion captured animations the players. Sports Interactive has been working on the 3D match engine with the support of SEGA Japan’s football development team who provided the motion capture data and some of the animations.
· You can now watch your matches in 3D from multiple camera angles and re-watch any part of the match by fast forwarding and rewinding the action using a new match time bar that flags the key moments in the game.
· The old 2d view of the match engine is still there, especially for those people whose computers aren’t powerful enough to take advantage of the 3d views.
· TV View - Watch your matches in new full screen TV view and customise your match day screen with widgets to view the information you need as a football manager, be it player performance, match action zones, pitch radar, latest scores and many more.

That are all the feature keywords in FM 2009 and you can download Football Manager 2009 (FM 2009) Patch 9.3.1 here for free.

Here is the list of the best free transfer players in football manager 2010:

Goalkeeper
Pablo Cavallero
Sebastian Viera
Maxym Levytskyi
Ian Walker
Scott Tynan
Christian Mora
Paul Jones

Defender Center
Sol Campbhell
Samuel Koffour
Vladislav Vaschuk
Jorge Andrade
Glauber
Roque Junior
Izzy Iriekpen
Sergiy Fedorov

Right Defender
Elliot Omouzusi
Lauren
Danny Mills
Ze Maria
Jean-Joel Perrier-Doumbe

Left Defender
Olivier Bernard
Jean-Joel Perrier-Doumbe

Defensive Midfielder
Stephen Appiah
Mathias Cardacio
Seifo Soley
German Villa
Brahim Hemdani
Edgar Davids

Midfielder Center
Stephen Appiah
Joe Keenan
Gareth Williams
Jermaine Wright

Midfielder Left
Denilson
Rudi Skacel
Boudewijn Zenden
Moussa N'Diaye

Midfielder Right
Tabare Viudez
Hamed Namouchi
Andy Van Der Meyde
Moussa N'Diaye

Attacking Midfielder Center
Camel Meriem
Walter Gaitan
Omar Guerra
Luís Augusto
William
Moussa N'Diaye

Striker
Ebi Smoralek
Henri Camara
Ivan Kaviedes
Goran Ljubojevic
Rune Lange
Mark Viduka
Vratislav Lokvenc
Christian Vieri
Ibrahim Thiam
Goce Toleski

Hope it can help you to find out the best free transfer players in FM 2010

Name: Miralem Pjanic
Age: 18
Nationality: Bosnia & Herz.
Club: Lyon
Position: AMC
Value: £6,000,000
Sale Value: Not sure as I'm playing as Lyon, probably £10m plus.
Work Permit Needed?: No

Name: Stevan Jovetic
Age: 18
Nationality: Montenegro
Club: Fiorentina
Position: AML
Value: £6,500,000
Sale Value: I bidded up to £12m for him but no joy
Work Permit Needed?: No

Name: Matais Fernandez
Age: 22
Club: Villarreal
Value: 4 million (ish)
Sale Value: 8 million
Work Permit: Needed

Name: Joao Moutinho
Age: 21
Nationality: Portuguese
Club: Spoting CP
Position: MC
Sale Value: £12,750,000
Work Permit Needed?: No

Name: Angelo Palombo
Age: 26
Nationality: Italian
Club: Sampdoria
Position: DMC
Sale Value: £12,000,000
Work Permit Needed?: No

Name: Simon Vukcevic
Age: 22
Nationality: Montenegro
Club: Sporting CP
Position: AMLC
Sale Value: £8,000,000
Work Permit Needed?: No

Name: Lassana Diarra
Age: 23
Nationality: French
Club: Portsmouth
Position: DMC, MC, RB
Sale Value: £5,000,000
Work Permit Needed?: No

Name: Zdravko Kuzmanovic
Age: 20
Nationality: Serbia
Club: Fiorentina
Position: MC
Value: 5,250,000
Sale Value: 12,000,000
Work Permit Needed?: No

Name: Andrey Arshavaim
Age: 27
Nationality: Russian
Club: Zenit St Petersburgh
Position: AMR/AMC
Sale Value: £13,000,000
Work Permit Needed?: Yes but its easily granted

Name: Latauro Acosta
Age: 18
Nationality: Argentina
Club: Sevilla
Position: AMRC/FC
Value: 6,000,000
Sale Value: 6,000,000
Work Permit Needed?: Yes, but you often get it
He's got great potetial and already can do you a decent job filling in on the right wing, he's got great pace

Name:Marek Hamsik
Age:21
Nationality:Slovakian
Club:Napoli
Position:MC
Sale Value:17,750,000
Work Permit Needed?:No
Rather expensive, but I brought him in for my Arsenal side and he has been outstanding thus far. Very good vision and has been tipped as the next Fabregas

Name:Marouane Fellaini
Age:20
Nationality:Belgium
Club:Everton
Position:MC
Value:16,000,000
Sale Value:?
Work Permit Needed?:No

Name: Miguel Veloso
Age: 22
Nationality: Portuguese
Club: Sporting Clube de Portugal
Position: Defensive Midfielder/ Midfielder Center
Value: 7.500.000 €
Sale Value: 15.000.000 €
Work Permit Needed?: No, EU National
Good young talent, operates well in either position, Wenger and Ferguson have an eye on him in real life.

Name: Anatoliy Tymoshchuk
Age:29
Nationality: Ukrainian
Club: Zenit
Position: DM / MC
Sale Value: a lot, arround 35 million (this is in € btw, not pounds ! )
Work Permit Needed?: yes, but no problem
Only reason why i name him is because i think most people don´t look into players that old or that expensive, but especially with teams stuck with young talent like Arsenal or with unlimited money like Man City you should consider him as he´s really a rolemodel professional with tremendous Intangibles and could anchor a midfield and lead young talent.

Name: Nuri Sahin
Age:19
Nationality: Turkish
Club: Dortmund
Value: 2.5m
Sale Value: 5m
WP Needed: I don't think so
Notes: Great deep lying play making type, young, cheap, and creative.

Name: Ramires
Age: 20
Nationality: Brazilian
Club: Cruzeiro
Position: DM, MC
Value: £3.5m
Sale Value: £9.5m
Work Permit Needed?: Not sure?

That's all the best midfielder in FM 2009, Hope this guide help you outs!