Ehi, I've found this usefull guide which explain in a better english how to train a NT player. I think it could be usefull for new managers :)
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Training a NT playerTraining a player for his national team is quite a bit different than training a player to be your team’s backup shooting guard. It’s also important to note that the more users a country has, the more difficult it will be to train a NT player for that country. Here are my general rules for how to train a NT player (from scratch):
- You’re going to need to start off with an eighteen year old prospect.
- The average NT prospect should have at least superstar potential though the potential will vary from country to country. It may be possible to train a NT player with starter potential if it’s for a small country while in one of the larger countries it is possible that a player will need at least MVP potential to cut it.
- Coming out of the draft the player should probably have at least a $3500 salary and a good set of skills to work with.
- Unlike training club players, it is crucial that you train your prospect in single position training whenever possible. The only times it’s acceptable to use two position training is when you need to train a skill that does not offer single position training; jump shot for example.
- It is fairly common for managers to stop training regular players when they are 22 or 23 but in order to train a successful NT player you will need to train your player into their mid twenties.
- Always make sure to consult with your player’s (potential) NT manager to make sure they are being trained on the right path.
Your team makes quite a sacrifice when training a NT player but it can usually be forgiven once you have your final product. I don’t think there’s anything more rewarding in this game than training up a great national team player!