FM22 BEST TEAMS TO MANAGE WINDOWS

Wining cups and splitting Celtic and Rangers should be the seasonal aim, not the dream.įor a club that has a fine youth sector and a good playing squad as is, then, be sure to look at Hibs. They play in a well-off capital city with plenty of cash behind them (relative to the league) and relatively high attendance rates. Edinburgh sides Heart of Midlothian and Hibernian are always seen as clubs with potential. READ ALSO: 4 Phoenix Clubs to Restore to Glory in FM22ĭespite being a football daft nation, it would be fair to say that Scottish football sees a bit of a drop-off after the ‘big two’ of Celtic and Rangers. They are one of German football's best clubs historically, so restoring them to former glories should be pretty enticing. For a long-burn project that you can work on whilst using a very interesting young squad, though, Koln is a no-brainer.

Luckily, you should find yourself working for a board who are happy to let you develop slowly and should not be expecting too much within the first 2-3 years.Įventually, though, you will be expected to push for European football and add more trophies to the cabinet. Cologne are a massive club in Germany but have done precious little for decades. You will not have much in the way of prime age talent, but guys like Jonas Hector and Ondrej Duda give you players in their prime (or just leaving their prime) years who can be relied upon to grow and improve. With a surprisingly good young squad and a decent smattering of older talent like Mark Uth and Anthony Modeste, you have some good players to work with at this club.

If you want to escape England but stick with beloved clubs in decaying industrial regions, then look to Cologne – or Koln as they are mostly known. No pressure like, but you basically need to get a burning wheelie bin over the line in season one.ĪLSO READ: FM22 Teams to Manage from League One You need to take the also-rans that Lee Johnstone signed (and got him sacked), and get promoted in year one or face the bullet.Ĭan you get them promoted whilst playing with a squad that isn’t even the best side in the division? Can you win every week whilst playing a good style of football to keep your young owner happy? And can you then make a promotion push within two seasons in the Championship? That is the expectation.Īll of this is will be done amid a backdrop of ageing players with poor professionalism, young players who cannot wait to go, and a sea of better players all on poor contracts that run out within a season or two. The difference is they are (compared to Newcastle) skint, they are stuck in League One, and they have a dreadful squad for the size of club they are. Sticking in the North East, why not take on the non-Saudi owned giant of the region? Sunderland are a great club, just as Newcastle are. READ ALSO: 9 Interesting Sugar Daddy Club Saves in FM22

FM22 BEST TEAMS TO MANAGE WINDOWS

This is a slow burn effort that can take 2-3 windows to really get a team together, but you will have precious little time. Keep that in mind and you can probably make it a bit easier to start developing and building something. When they start rejecting you or asking for eye-watering sums of money, the reality of this challenge will soon become clear. Newcastle are not a contender, but you are expected to sign contender-tier talent. The challenge, though, also stems from landing the high profile targets that your board will demand. Now that you have the funds that Newcastle probably need to thrive, you can start building a genuinely exciting football club. This is a fun one to take on because you are taking on a relatively big club that has a really strong local backing. This, though, comes with the caveat that your expectations will ramp up massively after the first season. Build something from scratch, with a pretty poor squad to begin with you should have no problem in finding slots for new signings to fill-in. Build a superclub with money of questionable origin. Let us start off with an obvious one, shall we? Go to Newcastle.

Fm22 best teams to manage