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I'm not sure how easily these type of things are implemented into the game itself but I have been thinking of this one for a little while.

From my perspective, it seems that domestic (Australian in my case) are extremely hot property given the amount of managers in my country. Managers realise the financial and game enjoyment aspects of having a player from your own country. they're tough to get.

which brings me to my idea - and I'm not sure if this has ever been raised before - of a naturalization rule for qualified players on your roster.

some very basic parameters:

- to have played 7-8+ consecutive seasons for a team and/or in a country other than the players country of origin
- each team could only have one naturalised player on their roster at any time.

I think a lot of managers might think this was a handy idea - especially where by managers train players for long periods. it gives an extra incentive to that training process and journey.

any thoughts?

I mean he did say only one of these players per roster. To me that makes perfect sense, I like the idea but adding on, maybe you'd have to acquire the player within the first season of him being drafted. So then if you trained 18 or 19 year olds which you picked up from the TL, you could naturalize your favorite.

That’s good stuff too!

Need to be from teenage years is a nice additional restriction.

One allowed per team.
One (or none?) allowed per national team...
To be acquired in teenage years
Must be on team for 7-8 consecutive years

I like the idear of changing nationality once in x number of seasons per team with some basic grond rules that the player needs to be a teenager and x amound of seasons part of your team..

More fun as manager, more chance for small countries to compete..

Last edited by Maupster at 8/26/2019 8:48:27 AM

I think the whole idea is the ability for a club to naturalize a player once it played X number of seasons in the club. This player would also be able to play in the NT of that country, but the NT shouldn't be able to have more than 1 naturalized player in its roster. If implemented this way, I like this idea.
But definitely not when it involves naturalizing the player right after the draft, or customizing the appearance of the player.