Regen Players

[BearsNVA]

I've seen on other boards people posting regen players.

From what I understand a regen's name on my career will be different than yours.

But will the season the player comes into the free agent market be the same for everybody?

Can people please post the players they find here, or better yet give a website that has the info? I've looked everywhere but all I find is forum post with people giving paragraphs of useless info. I'm looking for the following info:

season:
name:
age
height:
position:
overall:
country:

Here's Mine:

season: 2nd
name: Olberdam da Silva Tavares
age: 17
height: 6'4"
position: CB
overall: 64
country: Brazil

[iZie]

it will be totally different. yours, and mine.
i've posted mine here,
http://www.operationsports.com/forum...post2044514284

and a lil bit of explaination there.

hmm, not sure how to start explaining things to you.

what you have to do, is seek out players that retiring. Lets say, Beckham.
after he retires, thre will be a new youngsters popped up in his team
(LA Galaxy), IF the team's rating need balancing. If not, the youth player will be available as a free agent.

cant give u names and so on as u pleases, because your beckham's regen is different with my beck's regen. Diff height, weight, diff star on skills and weak foot, diff stats and diff name.

New Beckham are not necessarily be good in free kicks as beckhams did.

However, the only thing that remains the same, are the OVR potentials, and their nationality.

A new Messi can grow up to 96, the same as the old Messi. Only the OVR potentials, and their nationality.

hope it helps.

[bigh0rt]

Is there a way to see who is retiring each season without manually searching?

[iZie]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigh0rt

Is there a way to see who is retiring each season without manually searching?

i believe there arent any. different players have different retiring age. so far, most of the players ive seen, retire about the age, at least 33. Cristiano in my game retired at 35.

certain players like friedel, gerrard, giggs, scholes, retire a little later than other.

you have to keep track on their transfer tho. If lampard moves to Madrid and retire there, he'll regen in madrid, not chelsea.

[HoldxMyxDrank]

Best way to do it is at the beginning of every transfer window, just search for players 17-19 with an ovr of 70 or better. If that young player is on a team already and it says "this player has just joined this team and won't move again" or w/e when you go to buy him, just wait until January transfer window and you'll likely be able to get him then.

Most of the time you'll get them cheap too, cause it seems they don't sign long term contracts with said team until they're 18 or 19.

[iZie]

Quote: Originally Posted by HoldxMyxDrank

Best way to do it is at the beginning of every transfer window, just search for players 17-19 with an ovr of 70 or better. If that young player is on a team already and it says "this player has just joined this team and won't move again" or w/e when you go to buy him, just wait until January transfer window and you'll likely be able to get him then.

Yes, this is another way of confirming whether he is a regenerated player or not. Their remaining contracts will be depicting in negative value.

[eyeamg0dly]

i signed drogba as a free agent. when he retired, he regen as a 71 overall player. i really wasnt expecting this but i guess i can roll with it.

[MasterX1918]

some guys who might retire and produce regens during the first few seasons

Brad Friedel
Mark Schwarzer
Javier Zanetti
Ryan Giggs
Paul Scholes
Alessandro Nesta
Clarence Seedorf
Shay Given
Marco Di Vaio
Mark van Bommel
Gianluigi Buffon
Carles Puyol
Didier Drogba
Antonio Di Natale
Walter Samuel