Moreover, you can also select the icons to choose how player reports are delivered to you. You have the option to set the minimum recommendation level here, so should you wish to only have the top-recommended players you can increase this from the default 60. What I will usually do here is ask that inside the transfer window I have a report every 2 weeks (or 10 entries), and outside of the transfer window I set it to monthly as I’m less concerned during the season and will typically just check up on scouting manually by viewing the assignments and individual reports of scouts.Īdditionally, we also have the filters option, where we have the option to decide whether we receive email into the inbox or scouting inbox when scouting players. This is particularly useful if you’re managing a massive club with a big scouting team, as these messages can soon pile up. These options will allow you to better filter the number of updates you receive and where you want to receive them. You can also set some preferences and filters for the email recommendations you receive from your scouts using the preferences and filter drop-downs. When viewing the emails, you have the option to filter the type of messages using the drop-down on the right. It will cover any players you have requested to have scouted, any on-going assignments, or reports from your analysts and agents etc. This is where your scouts will report back to you with any players that they have found. The main focus of the page is the scouting inbox. and also control of the priority of scouting. To access the scouting centre, you select Scouting from the left menu.įrom here you can set up your view to have scouting recommendations in a list rather than cards, sort the cards by recommendation, date, currently ability etc. From here, you can manage everything to do with scouting, from setting the budgets to assigning a short-term focus for your scouting team. The scouting centre is the fulcrum of all scouting activity. You can see the difference in attributes revealed.įor my profile, I will usually set my player and young player knowledge at the lowest value as I like to rely on my scouts a lot more than my own knowledge. If you want better visibility for players under 23 then you would increase your youngster knowledge.Īs an example, the below highlights Holtby of Blackburn, where the player knowledge attribute on my manager profile is set at 1 and then again with it set at 20. If you want to have better visibility of player attributes for players 23 and over, then you would increase your player knowledge value.
Essentially, if you want to view more attributes of players, then a higher attribute value is required in each category. This isn’t applicable if you play with attribute masking switched off since all attributes of players are made available to you, but for those of you who use attribute masking, then you can improve the known attributes of players by adjusting the player knowledge and youngster knowledge attribute values. When creating your managerial style, you have two mental attributes for increasing the level of detail available to you in the attribute values on a players profile: player knowledge and youngster knowledge.
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