Guest Posted June 26, 2018 Share Posted June 26, 2018 I'm mostly posting this to have it written down so I can come back to it when I have the time. This requires an in-game editor. My idea is that every season reset day, all players that are exactly 18 years old in a given league (excluding foreign-based loanees) would be available to all clubs in a 2 or 3 round "draft" similar to American sports. The first picks in the draft would go the newly-promoted clubs (in England, the 1st pick would go to the promoted Playoff club, with 2 and 3 going to the 2nd and 1st placed clubs respectively). The remaining picks would go to the clubs in order of their position at the end of the previous season, with the worse clubs picking first, ending with the champion picking last. After the champion's pick, it cycles back around the team that picked first. All loans between clubs in the same division will be terminated before the draft begins. Any player on loan from a foreign-based team (ex. a player from a German club on loan to an English club) is ineligible for selection. The players that get picked will then be free-transferred via the editor to their new club. Any players that are not picked will remain at their current clubs. So going off of the 2017-18 Premier League and EFL Championship, this would be the order of draft picks: Fulham Cardiff City Wolverhampton Southampton Huddersfield Brighton Watford West Ham Bournemouth Crystal Palace Newcastle Leicester Everton Burnley Arsenal Chelsea Liverpool Tottenham Man United Man City The idea behind this is to, theoretically, boost the lower clubs with higher quality prospects. I limit myself to just two rounds because the talent just isn't there (IMO) to support a 3rd or more rounds. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
dllu Posted June 28, 2018 Share Posted June 28, 2018 I like this idea! I don't have the in-game editor but will follow to see how it pans out. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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