FM 24 Youth To Gold

We have now played some serious games and completed the January window. Which had some drama,  and sadly we did not manage to escape without losing a key man.. but thats for later.  The Games; Picking up where we left off  in September. Our next game was a tricky away fixture against West Ham which actually turned out to be an easy 2-0 win as we were in control the whole game. Only Kudus hitting the post late on being the Hammers only real effort.  We then rolled onto to Bournemouth who scored a Solanke penalty early on before we grabbed a much deserved 90th minute equaliser with Rak-Saki coming off the bench to grab it. Then we heavily rotated for the cup game against Mansfield. Easy peasy. We are flying.  October. Was another great month picking up 3 out of 4 wins in the league. The only loss game was at Everton when I didn't put a GK On the bench.. Of course in classic FM fashion, Henderson got injured in the 76th minute. So I chucked in Jaïro Rie...

  Crystal Palace Youth to Gold save.  I always end up signing loads and loads of wonderkids and play my youth anyway. So I thought this challenge would be a welcomed twist to a normal file.  The aim is to achieve European dominance whilst sticking to the challenge rules.  The rules.  Do not sign any players 20 or older in any capacity.  Only sign players 19 years of age or younger, at the time of confirming the deal. If they turn 20 after the transfer is agreed and completed then it still counts. Do not play players aged 30 or over.  Why Palace?  The average age of the squad is 23. It has a core of 4 players all under the age of 24 with a couple more mid twenties.  Eze Olise Ghuei Doucoure then Anderson and Henderson are good enough to build a team around.  The board's philosophy is to sign young players to sell for a profit and then sign players under the age of 23 for the first team. As well as wanting you to sign under 21s and develop...