Role training isn’t the only way to increase attributes, however. Indeed, concentrating on fewer attributes through role training will likely lead to more individual increases, and the Enganche drills down on just 10 whereas a Shadow Striker programme places emphasis on 16. So, in this instance, I put him on an Enganche role training programme as this focuses more on developing the mental attributes than the technical and physical ones. I'm happy with where he is for his physically for the position and the role I’ll eventually want him to fulfil, and while some of his Technical attributes need improving, it's his Mental attributes that I want to focus on. Looking at these stats, it’s his mental ones that need most improvement.
I have decided that I ultimately want this player to play as an Advanced Playmaker and the game has highlighted the key attributes to play this role. The immediate focus is deciding on the position and attribute area I need to work on improving. My first decision is deciding the player’s long-term position - the role does not matter so much when developing youngsters, this can be focused on later. Some words of wisdom from Dan Gear on bolstering the mental fortitude of your latest wonderkids. In other words, a youth player has time on their side when it comes to developing their mental attributes. We must remember physical attributes develop earliest, followed by technical then finally mental. I’m the same - I usually glance at Mental attributes but I'd would never back out of buying a young player because these were poor if the rest of their profile looks good. When looking at young players I imagine most focus on the Physical and Technical attributes. Here, Dan Gear talks us through the key steps for developing the mental attributes of your young stars. Ensuring that they are mentally strong, capable of remaining calm under pressure and able to make the right decisions at the right times could be the difference between scintillating success and disappointing defeats. This is no different in Football Manager and for this reason it’s vitally important to focus on the attributes of your young players. As said countless times before, history is written by the victors. Football is a game of fine margins, with split-second decisions often deciding promotion and relegation, or who wins the title and who finishes second.
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