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Janis was probably an ok buy as a squad player his to old to be a good trainee though. Your main problem is you don't have many young guys to train. The younger players are the faster they train so ideally u want to set up a training program with some 18 or 19 year olds. A big decision to start with is whether u want to train bigs or smalls, i wouldn't train a SF till you know more about the game. Your best trainee at the moment is Houmoller so i would possibly looking at training guards. Bello is not that great because he has 6th man potential so u wouldn't be able to train him for very long before u hit the soft cap and training slows. I think 2 position training makes the most economic sense when your starting out. Some people have 6 trainees when they are doing 2 position training but 5 trainees is a bit easier to manage minutes wise. So what u really need to do is get another 3 or 4 PG/SG who are similar to Houmoller prefferably 18 but 19 year olds will do if thats all u can afford. Potential doesn't need to be that high but try and make it a minimum of star potential.

Thank you for your feedback. I have just bought a new 19 year old PG Andrea Liguori. I have about 90.000 left, should I buy some new squad players?

remember you need money to pay your bill each week

Yes I know, but my income are bigger than my expences.

You say it's lucky to start in D3, but that's not always the case. Starting in D4 allows you to learn the game from scratch and work your way up. I personally wouldn't consider it lucky to start the game and suddenly be in the top league in the game, part of the fun of the game is getting better and working your way to be the best.

Thanks for the answers all of you.