I'm going to start a game with Red Star Belgrade, but as far as I've seen (in another game where I'm the Serbian NT manager) there are very few talented players at the club (Vidic, Markovic, Boskovic is just OK and Pjanovic is a decent striker, no more no less).
Are there any talented Serbian youngsters that I could get cheap?

Lazovic?:confused: in real life he's pretty good.

I'll look for him. Is he any cheap? Zvezda has a really tight budget.

Don't think so, he played last season for Partizan i think, and he's now with Feyenoord (in real life)

I cant think of many. Scout the other main Serbian clubs, take a gamble in buying some of their really young players cheap, and scout Eastern Europe in general.

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Cm01/02 had much more good Serbian players, It looks to me that most Balkan counties players are underrated in Cm4 (mainly from Serbia and Romania, but not only...)

The best youth system in Yugoslavia, Zvezda's one, has only under-rated players... Srdjan Maksimovic is decent, but generally, Partizan has been made far too strong...
I'll use CM scout or something like that. And Partizan... DAMN BASTARDS! :kader:

Yeah I would scout as many clubs and nations in that area as you can.

-C

Why only Serbian players, try Asian players, there are a few good cheap players in Japan/Korea etc.

:jap:

LOL, you just wanted to use that smiley ;)

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How did you know;)

I've been trying to find a way to get it into conversation for months ;)

-C

Anyway their should be at least one good Asian player. I think his name is ''Lee'' or ''Song'' or something like that. BTW is Croatia good too, because than I advice Ivan Bosnjak

Lee Chun Soo is who u're thinking of I think.

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I doubt I could be having a Croat playing for Red Star... :D
Of good Croatians, there's Marko Dinjar at Osijek, Dario Srna at Hajduk (but he's not very cheap and he's 20 at the start of the game) and not many others.
Bosnjak is a good player but sometimes Al-Ittihad won't sell him. As far as I see, prices in EP5 have risen even for "unknown" players (Sivok, Tsigalko, Petrescu).

Yeah, and players are even harder to sell :(

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Originally posted by CalumnCFC
Lee Chun Soo is who u're thinking of I think.

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I don't know, all the Korean players have a name like ''Lee'' or something, it's standard in their name i think

I've offered 2.4 million Euros with Red Star to Sparta Prague for Sivok after offers of 1.1 and 1.5 million Euros weren't accepted. At least I got John Slaven... not even Adu wanted to come to Belgrade...

One player:
http://www.hzeeland.nl/~mbosch10/kezlogo.gif

Not cheap...

For a club with the financial status of Red Star Belgrade, you couldnt afford to buy Kezman even if half of your players were turned into prostitutes(nothing against them;) )

Originally posted by Grunger0x
For a club with the financial status of Red Star Belgrade, you couldnt afford to buy Kezman even if half of your players were turned into prostitutes(nothing against them;) )

But it would be worth it;)

Yep, when i remember my PSV days the first guy who comes to mind is Kezman. Okay, maybe Robben. Or Aimar?;) He's damn good, both Cm and real life.

I play PSV right now, Kezman first season: 44 games, 68 goals, 12 assists and 11 times Man of the match

If that's in Cm4, its what i would expect for him. But if it's Cm0102, then you have more luck with him than me. He was class for me, scored important goals, but like, his average rating for me in all seasons was something like 7.80 or a little less, and he scored like 40 goals a season, 35-40 to say the true.

It's CM4

Eventually, I haven't got a single name for Red Star... :(

BTW, I looked at Djurgardens-Partizan last Wednesday and at Zvezda-Olympiakos last Monday - and it's true there are no decent Serbian keepers around! Kralj and Disljenkovic really, REALLY suck.

Maybe Poleksic at Lecce will become something. Maybe.

Kralj played for PSV, man he was so bad. He also was the keeper for Yugoslavia at euro 2000 against Holland. Holland won with 6-1 :rockman:

He made a mistake in Djurgarden's second goal last week. On a free kick, he didn't quite know if he should have gone to punch the ball or rather have stayed between the posts. Result? A Djurgarden forward headed the ball from the goal-line to the centre where another player netted it in. I was really afraid for Partizan, well, I'm glad they did it, so the Yugoslavia coefficient will rise. No danger they'll get to group stages, Newcastle is class... :D

However, Partizan is a classy team. When I compared Partizan's right wing and Zvezda's right wing, Orahovac, well... Orahovac can't really stop a ball.