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Looks like a really strong window mate! Excited to see how you go. Strangely I’ve been really invested in the international management element which usually I’m not bothered by!

Quality performances mate! Shame about the Euro qualification but you were thrown under the bus by the IRL results not being included.

Cheers mate! Busy prepping for next season with one eye on the job centre 👀 Absolutely! Will be tough but I think with a good summer window we can try and avoid the drop. Leave it with me 🤣

An Idiot Abroad - Pentagon edition Results Capitulation at the final hurdle. Play-off mini league it is! Final Table Full credit to Upington City, they went on an incredible winning run to clinch the title. It felt like trying to battle Manchester City when they just won't drop points. Playoffs Success. We breeze through the play-off stages and clinch promotion to the South African Premiership. What an incredible season. What a team. End of Season Review Top average ratings No shock to see the strike force leading the way with average ratings. Some real consistency up top. Only one defender above a 7 is concerning. Top Scorers Not prolific but decent returns. Khunyedi only joined in January so a very good return for him. Dias from Segundo Volante has popped up with some big goals. Top Assists Dinge leads the way for assists. A very good winger and rightly getting a decent output. Looking Ahead Promotion has given our reputation a small boost but the club has continued to reject my requests to study for my National C licence. I will be keeping an eye out for any jobs available to help me take the next step but I'd like to stay in South Africa to try and tick off Africa at the start. I will begin to start the recruitment process for next season but with an incredibly tight budget a lot of the current squad will leave on a free and allow me funds to rebuild. We do however manage to extend the contracts of Dinge, Mudau and Khunyedi for next season. Vuyolwethu Dinge Sedzani Mudau Solly Khunyedi

The answer to that is, yes, yes we can!

An Idiot Abroad - Pentagon edition The decision was made to head to South Africa or Asia to start our career. After various interviews with clubs in those continents, we finally settled on South Africa and joined Venda FC in the South African Championship. The club is expected to finish mid-table this season but finances are incredibly poor and the squad available on arrival was less than ideal to say the least. The appointment was early enough to allow me time to bring some players in and shape the team my way. Transfers Near enough impossible to clear any deadwood and free up wages. Made the decision to use the loan market and stretch the wage budget to live in the red. Needs must. Some quality signings came through the door throughout the season giving us a fighting chance in the league. Ryan De Jongh, Miguel Dias and Solly Khunyedi all represent steals for the Championship and massively improve the starting eleven. Ryan De Jongh *Free Transfer* Miguel Dias *Season-long loan from Sekhukhunde United* Solly Khunyedi *Free Transfer - joined January 2024* Tactical Approach We are at the lowest playable South African league in the vanilla database so things had to be simple. We settled on a 4-4-2 with two DM's and a focus on getting the ball out wide to our wingers. Yes, my centre back is wearing the number 1. Not impressed. Results Wow. We certainly weren't expecting to be so good this season given the financial restrictions and the relatively small squad at our disposal. In truth, the league title would be wrapped up by now if we hadn't drawn so many games throughout the season. Our only two losses of the season so far have been against Black Leopards. Bogey side. Impressive to say the least and our ability to score goals has paved over the cracks in our defence. Championship Table Four games to go and it is all to play for. Teams finish second and third enter a playoff cup format with the team finishing second bottom in the Premier League. Winning the title remains the aim.

An Idiot Abroad - Pentagon edition Meet Ciro Venturo, a 31-year-old Italian from Sorrento with absolutely zero coaching experience or badges. What is his aim? To progress up the ladder and win the Champions League in all five continents. Trophy Cabinet Europe None Africa (2023/2024) South Africa Championship Playoff winners - Venda FC (2025/2026) DStv Premiership - SuperSport United Asia None South America None North America None Clubs Managed Venda FC (South Africa) - July 2023 to June 2025 SuperSport United (South Africa) - June 2025 to present

Outstanding season that mate! Interesting to see that no out and out striker came in top of the scoring charts! Can’t complain with goals coming from all over

Enjoying this mate! Been a good season so far! How is Phil getting on?

Voetbal - Bergkamp Edition - 2024/2025 Season Preview The final season is upon us. With the FM24 beta soon to be upon us, I have decided that this will be the final season of this save and Bergkamp's last at Ajax. With that in mind, we will have our eye on European success having gone close in both the Europa League and Champions League in the previous two seasons. The ultimate aim is to win the Champions League, although that may be a little too optimistic given that we are only entering our third season in charge. Domestically we need the Super Cup to complete the clean sweep and we will have the chance to collect that as we take on Feyenoord at the start of this season in the Super Cup final. On that note, let's get started with season three. Transfers Out A large amount of outgoings but none that have caused me any panic. A plethora of youngsters leave on a free as their contracts expire. Most notably, Amadou Diawara leaves after just one season for £15 million. He really didn't perform for us last season and with clubs interested in his services I thought it would be a good financial decision to recoup the money we spent on him last summer as he leaves to join Wolves. Nat Phillips has also left the club for £1.4 million as he joins Sunderland. Nat was very impressive for us in our first season but it soon became clear that our backline needed to be quick and good on the ball. We made the necessary adjustments last season which saw Nat drop out of the starting eleven and he never reclaimed his spot. Not a sale I necessarily needed to make but for the good of Nat's career I thought we would accept the offer. Transfers In From one central defence to another. With roughly £50 million in the bank we had a lot of power in the market and the only position I had earmarked for an upgrade was the left hand side of the back three. Solet is more than capable but I think he may have reached his ceiling and I wanted to bring in strong competition. We had initially earmarked a couple of other targets to come in and then Van De Ven became available. We agreed a deal at £20 million and made him our first signing of the summer. An exceptional central defender and a natural on the left hand side. His pace and acceleration make him a strong fit for our backline and I am excited to see how he develops with us this season. With Diawara leaving I knew I needed to target a defensive midfielder. We had seemingly wrapped up a deal to sign Wilfred Ndidi but at the eleventh hour I noticed that Romeo Lavia was available from Southampton for just £26 million. After a long wait we finally agreed a deal for Lavia and cancelled the Ndidi deal. This is a cracking signing and one that gives us a great chance going into next season. Tactical Shape No changes to the tactical shape this season as it worked so well for us last season. The two new signings will slot straight into the side. August Results We start the season in fine fashion by ticking the Super Cup off of our list. A hat-trick on the opening day of the season for Youssef Chermiti seals the win for us. A solid debut from Romeo Lavia although Micky Van De Ven didn't have his best of games. An undefeated start to the season for us. We took apart newly promoted Volendam with Chermiti claiming a second hat-trick in as many games. The only disappointment is that we lost Taylor to injury. We rounded off the month in unspectacular fashion with a scrappy 1-0 win away at Nijmegen thanks to a Josip Brekalo goal. Eredivisie Table Nothing can be taken from just two games but it's a solid start for us as we look to defend our league title.

Voetbal - Bergkamp Edition - 2023/2024 End of Season Review April Results April was always going to be a tough month for us and well, we bossed it. A 4-1 victory at home to Feyenoord all but confirmed the title as we were able to push our lead at the top of the Eredivisie back to 9 points. Comfortable wins over ADO Den Haag and FC Utrecht meant that winning the title would be all but a formality. We picked up our first silverware of the season as we demolished PSV 4-0 in the Dutch Cup final thanks to a brace from Kudus and goals from Leonardo and Chermiti. May Results Another perfect month saw us crowned Eredivisie Champions! Comfortable wins over Excelsior, AZ and PSV saw us home with Chermiti continuing his fine form. What a season from the lads. One loss, one b*stard loss to FC Utrecht has kept us from having an invincible season. 103 goals scored and a goal difference of 77. Bergkamp has transformed this Ajax side and in quick time. After last season's disappointment it was difficult to say how this year would go but it's clear that the summer transfer business fixed the leaky defence and turned the team into a force. A title winning season with 93 points and an 11 point gap over second placed Feyenoord. We really could not have asked for me from this season domestically. We complete the domestic double and return to being the best side in the Netherlands by a clear distance. Feyenoord and PSV are so far off the pace compared to us. Champions League We take that. A superb performance at home and just as it looked like Pedri had sunk us, Marcos Leonardo hit straight back to put the scores level going into the second leg. Get the f*ck in. That is a huge result for us. It wasn't pretty but the Icelandic youngster scores the decisive goal in extra time to send us through to the Champions League semi-final where we would face Liverpool. Bug*er. Certainly not a game that deserved to end in a 2-0 defeat. We didn't create an awful lot but 2-0 feels a tad harsh. Gutted. Ultimately, Liverpool were the better team over the two legs and deserved to progress to yet another Champions League final. I couldn't have asked for more from the boys. This just proves we can mix with the big boys in Europe. Player Stats A clean sweep in the league. Chermiti finishes the season 11 goals clear for Giminez as he notched an incredible 31 league goals. Impressive for a 19 year-old. Abde and Brekalo fought it out for top spot and it was Abde who came out on top in his breakthrough season. Both players have been incredibly important for us and their output far exceeds the output from our wingers last season. I know I've spoken about our defensive improvement this season but I do think the improvement in numbers from both wingers this season has been just as important for us. In all competitions Chermiti finishes with an impressive 42 goals. He has had an absolutely outstanding season. Kudus comes in second after another impressive season albeit one hampered by numerous injuries. Really happy to see Marcos Leonardo hit the ground running here and although he struggled for starts, he still notched up an impressive 11 goals. Turning to player of the season, I can only give it to one man. For an incredible season in front of goal, aged just 19, it goes to Youssef Chermiti. Honourable mentions must go to two Josips, Sutalo and Brekalo who were both crucial for us this campaign. Plans for next season With FM24 only a few weeks away I have decided that this save only has one more season left in it. We've brought the Eredivisie home and reached the Champions League semi-final. I am torn in terms of what to do. Do we stay and try and go one step further in the Champions League next season? Equally, the idea of this save was always to try and implement 'Total Football' in another country. Italy has thrown up some interest with both the AC Milan job and Roma job being available. Do we move and see how successful our style of football can be abroad? Or do we give Europe one last go here at Ajax? Chiefs.

Voetbal - Bergamp Edition - February/March 2024 Not the most helpful start to what is a very important period for us in our challenge for the Title. However, we are much better equipped to deal with it this season with the likes of Unuvar and Johanesson available. Results February was an incredibly busy month and the fixture congestion caught up with us. I rotated more than I probably should have done and this showed with uninspiring draws against Mijmegen and NAC Breda. I did start to wonder whether the season had caught up with us and then we played Arsenal. Wow. What a first leg result that was. Despite going 1-0 down early we picked ourselves up and absolutely tore them apart. By far our most complete performance. We followed that up with a decent spell in the Eredivisie and secured ourselves a spot in the Dutch Cup Final. A 4-0 win over Groningen had me confident going into the second leg against Arsenal and well, we lost. But our first leg thrashing meant we progressed with a 7-5 scoreline. I certainly did not expect us to beat Arsenal over two legs considering just how well they have done domestically in this save so far. This lead to a fine finish to the month with 4-1 and 5-1 victories moving us another step closer to that title. Eredivisie Table Feyenoord have not relented in their chase to catch us and the draws in February mean that our gap at the top of the Eredivisie is closed to 6 points. Still a comfortable margin but we must remain focussed with 6 games to go. Champions League Quarter-Final Draw There were no easy draws here. If pushed, I would have probably chosen to face either Napoli or Milan but we get given a tie against La Liga leaders, Barcelona. They've got an incredible squad and it will be a good test for us. Rensch has very much become a squad player this season, with 7 starts and 10 sub appearances in the league. Unfortunately he has decided that he'd like to consider his options on the expiration of his contract and I am resigned to losing him on a free. This man is so, so good. 15 assists and 4 goals so far this season. A remarkable turnaround given that I had almost written him off in the early part of the season. We've got some player on our hands.

I’ll grab some for you this evening

I’ve promoted Hato into the senior squad and sent a fair few out on loan. This isn’t a long term save - probably one more season left after this before the FM24 beta comes out. The narrative of the save is more about that tactic than the players

Voetbal - Bergkamp Edition - January 2024 Update Results Another clean sweep for Bergkamp's men in January and another stride towards the Eredivisie Title. By all accounts it was not the most difficult month to navigate but with the absence of Kudus and Diawara it was always going to be interesting. Add to that the fact that Naci Unuvar was unavailable for a large portion of the month due to injury and it caused us a slight headache up top in the 10 role. Isak Johannesson took his chance in the 10 and was an able deputy to Kudus and Unuvar. FC Twente appear to be a shadow of their former selves and you would not realise that they are actually the reigning champions. Chermiti continues scoring goals throughout January, but what else is new? Eredivisie Table With 14 games to go we have opened up a 9 point gap between us and Feyenoord who are trying to chase us in second. If we bottle it from here it will go down in history as one of the biggest bottle jobs in the history of football. Players Stats It's a clean sweep when it comes to goals, assists and average rating in the league. Chermiti is clear at the top of the goalscoring charts with 19. Abde and Brekalo are fighting for the most assists with 11 and 10 respectively. Kudus and Sutalo top the charts for average rating as the cement themselves as the best two players in the division. The stats just back up what an incredible season we are having and the boys are doing the business for Dennis. Youssef Chermiti gets recognition for his fine form by picking up the European Golden Boy aware. A fantastic achievement for 19 year-old in just his second season at the club. His goal scoring record is insane, with 78 goals in 102 games. Another young lad who deserves his plaudits is Isak, who has featured heavily for us this season, either playing in the 8 or the 10. He's shifted to the 10 during January with Kudus and Unuvar unavailable and he has excelled in that role. The 10 is not his long term role with the talent we have at our disposal but he will slot back into that 8 position and continue to be an attacking threat for us. This lad will be special in the years to come. Mr consistent certainly deserves some praise with his work often going under the radar. A hard working box to box midfielder who continues to chip in with assists and goals. He is invaluable to this Ajax side. January Transfer Window Heading into January it certainly felt like the vultures were swooping, ready to pick apart this Ajax side, just like they do in real life. I was determined not to let that happen. I had no intention of letting any key players leave in January. At the outset we did say that we would continue to sell players and reinvest where possible but selling in January just doesn't make sense for us and certainly not in this position. In the summer we may revisit things but for now, our gameplan is clear. Are they for real? £37 million up front is a joke. And they are back. At least they improved their offer, right? Still way off my valuation and it was a swift rejection. Surprisingly, this ended Manchester United's pursuit of Josip Sutalo and it also ended all interest in our star man. Phew. Good business for us. Chermiti and Kudus limited Brobbey to just a handful of appearances this season. I was also conscious not to stifle a young Dutch player's progress and £25 million represents great value in my opinion. With £40 million in the bank and Brobbey out the door I really did need to bring in an alternative to Chermiti who could provide an out and out rotation option. I was initially tracking Roony Bardghji who was available for around £15 million. In the end, I opted for a young Brazilian in the form of Marcos Leonardo who joined for a touch over £15 million. Leonardo is an incredibly good signing and provides us with pure firepower up top. Will he struggle to adapt to Dutch football? It took him just 8 minutes on his debut to net 2 goals. This man is special.

It’s been such a good season so far and I am a little surprised at just how well it is going. The only tactical change was moving the wingers from a support duty to attack. It seems to have helped out a lot.

I’ve accepted that he’ll probably be gone in the summer. If I can keep him until then I’ll be happy. if he goes I’ll need a big replacement as he is the main man. I’ll take the advice and start scouting for a potential replacement!

The stars have aligned! Arsenal appear to be a force in this save so it’ll be tough. League is going well and has to be the priority now.

Voetbal - Bergkamp Edition - November/December 2023 Results I'm starting to think that things might finally be clicking for us at Ajax. Two perfect months in domestic competitions and just the single defeat at the hands of Real Madrid in the Champions League. There are some huge performances in there with a 5-1 demolition of reigning champions FC Twente and a dramatic last minute winner at home to PSV. That PSV victory really did feel like a milestone for us as last season we would not have won the game from that position. Eredivisie Table This may well be our year in the Eredivisie. We are starting to separate from the rest of the pack and at this stage it looks like Feyenoord will be our only competition for that Eredivisie title. I won't get too ahead of myself as we do have half a season to go and the dreaded AFCON comes around in January which means that we lose both Kudus and Diawara for a considerable period of time. Champions League A final group stage game against Lazio was a big one in the context of the group. Avoiding defeat saw us through to the Round of 16 in a game that could have gone either way. A very professional performance on the night and we please the board with qualification for the knockout stages. Realistically, I don't think we will progress much further but it was imperative that we came through the group and put ourselves back on the map in terms of the Champions League and that's certainly what we've done. What would our reward be for progressing through in second position? A date with Arsenal. The current champions of England are our reward. In fairness, I don't think there was an 'easy' draw that we could have got. Make no mistakes, we will be up for the fight. Players Stats Remember when I said Abde might have been a waste of money? Yeah, I was wrong. Credit where credit is due, the young Spaniard has come out firing in the last two months and he now has an impressive 8 assists to his name. His versatility helps him massively as I've been able to deploy him both out on the left and right wing. He's naturally gifted with both feet which means he is incredibly important for us going forward. Majer will have to work his way back in now! Brekalo continues to have a standout season on the right wing as he's notched up 11 assists and 3 goals so far. It's the usual suspects lighting it up in front of goal for us, no surprises there. Chermiti continues to impress and improve with every game. He moves himself 7 goals clear of Kudus in second. Naci Unuvar has become a really important player for us as he offers us a rotation option for both Chermiti and Kudus. With 9 goals and 6 assists he will feel hard done by not to have played more at this stage. He does however have a huge role to play when Kudus goes of to AFCON. One of the key differences between this season so far and last season is how much better our defence is. Sutalo in the Libero role is absolutely crucial for us and he continues to back up his large price tag. I think we are going to be fending off interest in him over the January window and I am not sure whether he will stick with us or decide to jump ship if a big club come in for him. I should also say that it's not just Sutalo who's been impressive, but our summer recruit Hilgers has made the RCB role his own and he has put in some consistent performances so far. He's certainly justified the transfer and it is nice to have another Dutchman in the side. January will be an interesting period for us as I am bracing for some bids for players. I really need to keep this team together to fight for this Eredivisie title and I am not really open to January sales. However, in line with our principles I won't stand in the way of anybody's dream move if the right bid comes in. I do fear that Sutalo and Kudus may get some interest. In terms of incoming, I don't plan to spend unless I have to.

Things seem a lot more fluid than last season! Wingers are contributing more which is great. Just wish we could eradicate the small blips like the loss to Utrecht.

Voetbal - Bergkamp Edition - September/October 2023 Update Results It's been an impressive two months for Dennis Bergkamp, with the Ajax board slowly coming around to his managerial style. Last season's disappointment remains but the progress made so far this season will no doubt be noticed by the board. September was almost flawless in more ways than one. The defeat to Utrecht meant that our unbeaten start to the Eredivisie had gone and so had a month full of clean sheets. Disappointing but a huge upgrade on last year from a defensive point of view. October also saw just a single defeat at the hands of Real Madrid. We can be proud of how we battled in Madrid and in honesty, Real were lucky to come away with three points on the night. Other than those two defeats we have been flying. The Kudus and Chermiti partnership is in full flow with both heavily involved in our goal output. Our defence has amassed 5 clean sheets in the last 10 games and we have conceded just 5 goals in 10. Eredivisie Table Top of the pile after 9 games. PSV will likely be close behind with their game in hand to come. Bergkamp has overseen a substantial improvement in the defensive unit since the end of last season and that shows in the league table. A goal difference of 23 with just 4 goals conceded and a massive 27 goals scored. Although the Champions League is the trophy that everybody wants, Bergkamp's main focus is on regaining the Eredivisie title. There is still a long way to go in the season but the signs are positive. Champions League Group C Halfway through we sit just a point behind leaders Real Madrid. A huge win over Lazio saw us make the best possible start to the group stage and we can take huge positives from the draw away at Real. Celtic are resigned to being the basement boys of this group and we will need to ensure we take maximum points from them and at least a point at Lazio to ensure our progression to the knockout stages. Time for optimism in Amsterdam. Players Stats It's safe to say Bergkamp's men are dominating the Eredivisie. Kudus and Chermiti are joint top scorers with 7 so far. Basic and Unuvar trail Esgaio for assists. The surprise package this season has been the development of Lovro Majer. The Croatian was brought in last season to provide cover in the number 10 but this season he has made the left winger position his own. He's ousted the hugely disappointing Abde from the left and has made that position his own for the foreseeable. 1 goal and 3 assists in 8 starts along with a 7.23 average rating. The 25-year-old is even improving at this stage in his career. So impressive that Conceicao hasn't had a sniff. Chermiti leads the way for goals, with 12 in 13 starts in all competitions. Kudus is trailing by one and central midfielder Kenneth Taylor has hit 6 so far this season in what has been a mightily impressive start to the season for him. The returning Unuvar has found his game time limited with Kudus in such good form but he has managed 4 goals and 4 assists when he has played. Basic tops the assist charts from central midfield and is closely followed by Brekalo and Kudus. Brekalo has certainly found another gear since his permanent arrival at the club. I'm hoping his assists continue throughout the season. I'm running out of words to describe Kudus but he is the man. Is there anything he can't do?

Glad to see someone else enjoying the book and taking it into FM24! It's given me so many ideas and I'm sad I'm almost coming to the end of the book! Here's the final table. We outscored everyone by a distances but our defence was shaky. I think Rulli had a poor season and Nat Phillips was only ever going to be a stop gap. Livakovic is a big improvement from Rulli. Hilgers should help that defence as he comes from a Twente side that conceded just 19 goals last season! Not quite sure how they did it but definitely a freak season for them.

Voetbal - Bergkamp Edition - 2023/2024 Season Preview Transfers Out A summer of building a war chest. But what did we spend it on? Transfers In We've been busy. Livakovic replaces Rulli in a transfer that may well prove to be one of the most significant signings of the summer. An area we desperately needed to strengthen and I think Livakovic solves a problem for us. Sanz, Johannesson and Gbamin all join on relatively cheap deals to give us some good squad depth ahead of a busy season. I've spent big on Ez Abde and it will be interesting to see whether he justifies the price tag. I think he looks good and I think he becomes our first choice left winger. I simply had to trigger the £3.3 million optional clause for Chermiti after the season he had last season. The same applies with Brekalo who returns on a permanent deal. Centre back was probably the hardest position to recruit for this summer and I've gone with a lad who had a good season for FC Twente last season and who arrives for a modest fee in the grand scheme of things. I think he has real potential and will slot in on the right hand side. Finally, I took a gamble on Diawara and I have probably overspent but I want competition for Tapia in that DM spot and I think Diawara can offer that. Champions League Qualification Pre-season included the Champions League qualification stages and we have managed to safely navigate our way to the Group Stage. Following the first leg away at Braga I did wonder whether we would falter in the second leg but I was wrong. Our reward. Some really exciting trips to look forward to and a group that we realistically have a chance at finishing second in. I don't think Real Madrid will finish anywhere other than top. August Eredivisie Results 6 points from 6. An outstanding opening day performance at home followed by a slightly below par 1-0 over Walalwijk. Two clean sheets, a big positive. Eredivisie Table Nothing to be drawn from the table at this stage. Two relatively straight forward games to kick things off on paper.

Voetbal - Bergkamp Edition - End of Season Review So there we have it, a funny old season comes to an end. We finish 4 points behind surprise champions FC Twente and fair play to them. I'm not too disheartened as I can think of so many league games where we lost by small margins or just lost concentration at the wrong time. I really do think that if we can have a strong summer transfer window we will be able to play at the peak of our powers next season. We take second spot and this gives us a spot in the Champions League for next season. The Europa League semi-final is where we ender our European run. I have to say the manner in which we lost that second leg was embarrassing and hopefully we won't have a result like that again in the future. Disappointing that we couldn't put up more of a fight in Italy and more regret about not making the most of our dominant home leg. Napoli went on to beat Inter 3-2 in the Final so I guess there is some light at the end of the tunnel? It wasn't hard to guess who would be taking home most of the awards at the end of this first season. Mohammed Kudus has had an exceptional season and he has flourished in his shadow striker role. He notched 28 goals and 14 assists in all competitions. Top scorer goes to Youssef Chermiti who has had a breakout season aged just 19. 33 goals is a fantastic return for a player who joined the club in the summer aged 18. There is a special talent in that lad. Keeping hold of both will be key moving into the summer transfer window. Kudus is attracting a lot of interest which is no surprise but we should be able to lock down Chermiti on a permanent deal. The budgets have been set for the summer. We are going to have to sell a few players to bump up the transfer budget as we will need to spend to improve this squad enough to challenge in the Champions League next season. Before diving into the transfer market I've had some time to assess the areas of concern. We desperately need a new keeper to replace Rulli and this will be number one priority. I'd also like to bring in a new central defender with a bit of pace to provide competition to Nat Phillips and play on the right hand side. I think I may also need to assess options out wide as I would have expected a lot more assists from both wingers.

Might be a stupid question but I’m looking to do a create a club save in FM24. Are there any drawbacks to using the ‘create a club’ feature? I want to be able to add in my own custom graphics etc