I know you all like regens in Football Manager, they are like nice surprises that pop up in a candy box. I played around with a test save I kept running for scouting purposes, it’s in 2019 at the moment, and I thought I’d make a FM 2013 Best Regens Eleven out of it with the best regens I could find in that game. The best eleven is for a plain 4-4-2 formation. Here goes:
Goalkeeper — Nunes (Brazil)
Right Back — Michal Blazek (Czech Republic)
Left Back — Mertcan Unal (Turkey)
Centre Back — Jean-Michel Hernandez (France)
Centre Back — Petr Martinek (Czech Republic)
Right Midfielder — Vegar Djupskas (Norway)
Left Midfielder — Braga (Brazil)
Central Midfielder — Ivan Piskor (Croatia)
Central Midfielder — Joseph McGough (Australia)
Striker — Dirk Nottbeck (Germany)
Striker — Joao Paulo (Portugal)
A few interesting facts in this FM 13 best regens eleven: no English players, no Spanish players, but no less than two Czech lads! Which of these eleven regens do you like the most? Feel free to share your options in the comments.
I’m sure you have found quite a few awesome regens in your games, so please share them with the world in our dedicated topic in the forum!
Johan Jakobsen
5 января, 2013 at 14:20
Wouldn’t it be better to just have a «Show your best regen thread» and then collect the best from there?
Not that it isn’t good players but every save has it’s own special regens and none are alike :)
Johnny Karp
5 января, 2013 at 14:23
We do have that thread in the forum and that’s why I have included the link to it in my post, to encourage more people to share theirs ;)
Johan Jakobsen
5 января, 2013 at 20:17
Didn’t notice the link :)
Johnny Karp
5 января, 2013 at 20:52
No problem at all.
Vinners
5 января, 2013 at 17:14
Out of interest how do these compare to the current best world XI in FM’s eyes? It’d help solve the debate whether regens are much better than current players!
Johnny Karp
5 января, 2013 at 17:54
Definitely not better than the current best world eleven, there’s no Messi :)
Darren Smith
5 января, 2013 at 17:15
Nice idea Johnny, very good way of getting the readers involved in the Forum, just a shame some don’t seem to read the full post before commenting. ;)
Johnny Karp
6 января, 2013 at 13:52
Thanks. It is a bit frustrating for an author but I find myself reading in diagonal sometimes, so I understand.
Melder
6 января, 2013 at 05:43
I believe some name are meant to be wonderkid, ie, Alex Sloan on second season, a speedy forward, it will only be regen in a decent enough epl team. Sometime he come with winger position but that’s a plus. I discover this theory in 2012’s Tom Nicholson who is a great centre midfielder which always generate on second season. I haven’t been able to test out more names at this point because of rl commitment.
Johnny Karp
6 января, 2013 at 13:53
Thanks for your input but the names are totally irrelevant since they won’t be in other people’s saves.
Archie
6 января, 2013 at 12:05
Very nice players indeed, I do find England don’t get many world class regens, but countries like Turkey, Russia, Greece, Chile and Croatia have loads. Not that they’re bad teams, but you expect England to produce better players.
Johnny Karp
6 января, 2013 at 13:54
In some saves I do get lots of good English regens, in others I don’t, so I guess it’s a bit random.
Gaurav Chaddah
6 января, 2013 at 21:02
Thanks for sharing mate, some great players their.
NUFCdan
8 января, 2013 at 16:50
There are some really quality players there Johnny!
KiwisAreCool
12 января, 2013 at 17:39
best player I have is 23 year old CB. 18 strength, 20 marking, 18 tackling and 20 jumping and heading. scores a header from corners every three games!
Matt
19 июля, 2013 at 21:01
me and my brother are in a game in 2029 and if you get that far, the regens are sick. makes the game so much more interesting when there are no real players left.