Three bonus picks have been included for teams with large transfer budgets, know the list of the best young players in Football Manager 2022
Football Manager fans have watched some of their favourite wonderkids, such as Eduardo Camavinga, get signed by bigger clubs in real life during the last two seasons (Rennes to Real Madrid this summer). New targets develop when old ones become inaccessible. There are some some top players in Football Manager 2022. Check the list out.
One of the allures of FM is finding the next generation of superstar players before they are signed by real-life teams.
With that in mind, the goal here was to compile a list of players that were very inexpensive but ended up doing well. Three bonus picks have been included for teams with large transfer budgets.
Top And Best Young Players And Wonderkids In Football Manager 2022, Check Out The List
Kaiky
At this price point, there aren’t many better center-backs with the potential that Kaiky has. Even if you had to loan him out for a season or two to help him develop, a few million invested on the outstanding Brazilian defender is too good of a deal to pass up.
Valentin Barco
There’s nothing quite like signing a guy for little around £1 million and then selling him for 40 or 50 times his original price. Depending on how you interpret Barco, you get a future left-back or a sellable asset. He develops into a dependable left-back with good tackling and attacking metrics like dribbling (12), crossing (12), and pace (14) to pose a threat in the attacking third.
Lorenzo Lucca
Lucca is a target-man striker who, after a few seasons in FM22, has shown above-average technical skill. He also plays for Pisa in Serie B, making him easier to obtain if you can provide a higher level of football.
Ransford-Yeboah Konigsdorffer
Konigsdorffer is one of FM22’s really inexpensive emerging stars who has the ability to skyrocket. He’s easily accessible and has a lot of promise, given that he plays for Dynamo Dresden in Germany’s second tier. A five-star talent who, regardless of who you manage, might end up becoming a go-to addition in all of your game saves.
Jaminton Campaz
Campaz, a Colombian winger, can play on both flanks and is a goal threat. His asking price is reasonable, and in a few seasons, you’ll have a player that has few evident flaws.
Wisdom Amey
Given his age, Amey is by far the prospect who requires the greatest long-term development, but he is a worthwhile investment. Bologna’s kid has great physical stats, but he’ll need the correct coaching to develop his technical abilities. If you can do that, you’ll have a top-tier center-back on your hands.
Vanderson
When you sign a wing-back in FM22, you want someone who can complement his defensive performance with an attacking danger. Vanderson gives it to you in spades. At the start of a game, his crossing (14), dribbling (14), passing (13), acceleration (14), pace (14) and work rate (13) metrics are already impressive, but he has potential to improve.
Abdulkadir Omur
Omur is a well-rounded winger who is hardworking, quick, capable of finishing chances, and enjoys creating chances for teammates. Add in his set-piece prowess and the fact that his value will inevitably skyrocket, and you’ve got yourself a must-have.
Patrick de Paula
You won’t find many traits in the green (stats rated 16/20 or higher), but De Paula will provide you with a reliable centre midfielder who can also take free kicks. The Brazilian possesses a good long-range goal-scoring eye, is a powerful tackler, and has enough flare moving forward to warrant a starting spot.
Josha Vagnoman
Vagnoman, a talented right-back who can also cover on the opposing wing, has long been a cheap but reliable FM wonderkid. He, like Konigsdorffer, plays in Germany’s second division and can be signed for a low fee. His numbers aren’t flashy, but he’s a reliable player who consistently puts in seven-out-of-ten effort. His versatility is also a rarity.
Oumar Solet
Solet’s passing range sets him apart from some of the greatest young centre-backs on FM22. Few centre-backs have the ball-playing skills of a midfielder after a few seasons, with stats like passing (16), vision (15), and flare (15). (14). Solet’s price tag reflects outstanding value when you consider his speed, strength, and defensive talents.
Maarten Vandevoordt
On FM22, there aren’t many top goalkeeping prospects, but Vandevoordt is one of the better ones. His passing, reflexes, and ability to save one-on-one situations are among the Belgian’s top qualities. His overall stats improve to the point where he can start for a team competing in the Champions League in the future.
Nicolas Seiwald
Seiwald is a good option if you’re searching for a steady midfielder who can help your team launch the opening wave of assaults, since the Austrian thrives in a deeper-lying role in FM22. His decision-making and stamina stand out, and he can also pick a pass and tackle effectively. To top it off, his asking price at the start of any game save is in the range of £12 million to £16 million.
Diogo Costa
Costa has a well-rounded game in Football Manager 2022, putting him somewhat ahead of most other young goalkeepers. With good reflexes, agility, and aerial reach to go along with his solid distribution, he checks all the boxes you’d expect from a keeper in just a few seasons.
Luca Netz
Netz is a pacy danger on the left flank who is very easy to sign for most top-flight teams. His speed and work rate are his headline characteristics, which are beautifully tempered by decent crossing ability and adequate defensive statistics to guarantee he can be relied on to keep down a regular starting place.
Giacomo Raspadori
A willing presser with considerable speed who can take a decent free kick and finish well. If you choose to sign Raspadori at the start of a game save, you’ll receive him for slightly under £20 million. He may be your striker for the next decade, and he could be transferred for upwards of £80 million in the future.
Shola Shoretire
On the surface, spending more than £20 million on a 17-year-old who may need to be loaned out right away does not appear to be the best investment. Shoretire, on the other hand, is well worth the investment if you can afford it. As indicated by the following traits he can develop after a few seasons: flair (18), dribbling (16), vision (16), first touch (16), and passing (16), he can be your team’s key creative spark (16).
Matheus Nunes
Sporting Lisbon playmaker Nunes, who is 22 at the start of every game, is first-team ready and has opportunity to grow as an offensive force. He’s a versatile midfielder who can shine in tight spaces and can be a long-term answer in midfield for a title contender.
Tanguy Nianzou
In FM22, Nianzou is a player on the periphery of Bayern’s first squad, making him reasonably accessible. With time, he develops into one of the best ball-playing centre-backs in the league, and his transfer value skyrockets. A solid signing for a top-tier club in search of a new starting defence they can count on for many years to see him be in the list of the best young players in Football Manager 2022.
Youssoufa Moukoko
Moukoko was on our list of the greatest FM wonderkids last year, and he’ll most likely be on it again next year. His qualities are exceptional for a 16-year-old (he’ll be 17 in a few weeks). Moukoko is a fantastic rotational component in your first season, with his finishing (15), dribbling (15), composure (14), acceleration (16), and agility (16) making him a striker with very few limitations until he develops fully.
Kylian Mbappe
Mbappe’s contract with PSG ends at the end of the season, and you’ve surely heard that he may depart. However, as of this writing, there is still a chance he will stay. In Football Manager 22, you can sign one of the game’s top players in his prime on a pre-contract deal in January without paying a single transfer fee. Given his extraordinary value, we couldn’t leave him off our list of Football Manager 2022 wonderkids.
Wesley Fofana
Fofana is a ball-playing defender with the skills to be the complete package in the middle of your defence. The French centre-back is one of the best defenders in FM22. The problem here is that his initial worth is extraordinarily high, but it will most likely decrease below the minimum £73 million Leicester seek after a few transfer windows.
Jude Bellingham
The most expensive player on our list also happens to be one of the very finest in the game. Bellingham isn’t inexpensive, but after a few seasons, he develops into a world-class central midfielder. When he reaches his full potential, it’ll be evident that there’s nothing a midfielder in FM22 couldn’t do, so sign him up as soon as you can.
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