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Sticking with the Turkish lower leagues, this guy looks another gem: And another: Again, staying with Türkiye, few of this season's breakout stars have been given expected, deserved boosts:

Few interesting ones post-update: Seems there's now an Iraqi researcher:

Looks incredible...but can't find him on the original DB so think he must be a newgen?

Few more obscure finds. None have (m)any random attributes and all look interesting up to a certain level, with Banda and Sambou possibly having potential for bigger leagues at some point.

Likewise but hopefully, this kid also has the potential for a little more:

Maybe of interest to those in smaller/lower leagues:

Typical raft of Peruvians with very interesting technical attributes but pretty obvious physical/mental weaknesses: Couple of decent options in Ecuador: Few from Paraguay: Interesting teenage playmaker from Uruguay:

Solbakken has been decent for a while but seems to have had a significant bump this version:

Speaking of freakishly tall Frenchman, Lyon's Alvero has a pretty unique skillset for a central midfielder:

Also seems that future transfers for Kendry Paez and Luka Vuskovic haven't been added by this date either:

For those interested in the 'my world' game mode, if you start the game 'early pre-season' in England, plenty of top talents are yet to move - Vitor Roque still at Paranaense and Arda Guler at Fenerbahce probably the headliners but also still have Sutalo at Dinamo Zagreb; Gyokeres at Coventry; Alex Scott at Bristol City; Le Fee at Lorient etc. Also means there's the odd bargain still up for grabs: (in classic mode, Yildirim seems to be available for loan from Rennes).

Portugal is an absolute goldmine again. Obvs most will know Diogo Costa, Goncalo Inacio, Antonio Silva and especially the absolutely phenomenal Joao Neves but outside the big 3, there are plenty of really interesting players - just posting a handful of favourites but the league really is stacked with relatively cheap talent. Rare mix of tenacity and technique in Marques here, really like the look of him: Bit older but another interesting mix of steel and subtlety: Not one for bringing the ball out perhaps but Relvas looks a fine penalty box defender (and surely an attacking threat from set pieces): Whereas Silva is a bit more elegant:

Maybe worth a punt for those in lower leagues?

Couple of interesting talents from Chile: Not a huge fan of that natural fitness but otherwise, Aravena looks a talented attacking all-rounder: Assadi was decent on FM23 but think he's a little better this time around:

Think the determination is random, that aside, very good for the money:

Egypt still a bit of a goldmine for mid-sized clubs: Abdelmonem was a fave of mine of FM23 and if anything, is a little better this time around: Intriguing one - has a future transfer to Villa but has some good (hard-coded) attributes for a 16 y/o:

Yeah really like the look of him. Think there's a slight data issue in that IRL he's much taller and as such, has perhaps inevitably been dubbed the 'Slovenian Milinkovic-Savic.'

Few that I like the look of:

As expected, Prem breakouts Bajcetic, Evan Ferguson and Garnacho all look to have had significant boosts. Liverpool's Ben Doak looks very good too.

Has been rated for a while but don't remember Bristol City's Alex Scott being quite this good: Fresneda is linked with most the Europe's top clubs IRL and is suitably rated in FM - insane maturity for his age but probably needs a bit of focus on his attacking attributes:

Not sure if there'll be a further patch covering attribute updates outside the major leagues but not seeing many changes for Europe's smaller leagues. This kid looks promising but probably no world-beater:

Yeah, the big winner of the patch, IMO.

This kid starts in Germany's regional leagues - has plenty of Bundesliga interest at the start of the game so expect he has good potential: Huge fan of this kid as a lower league BPD in FM22 and looks at least as good here. Obviously has some issues but fantastic quality and decent physicals:

Seems that the Senegalese league has a dedicated researcher which is obvs, hugely welcome and has unsurprisingly resulted in a couple of gems emerging - below don't seem to have many, if any, random attributes: