New Faces Every Monday
The sports school spits out 1–5 young candidates weekly — raw talents between 15 and 17 years old. Not every week brings candidates (it's a question of luck and your school level), and never more than a handful at once. You look them over and decide: accept and add to your roster, or reject and make room for better ones.
The Better the School, the Better the Prospects
With each level of your sports school, candidate quality rises. Even more important: the right staff. Youth coaches make your prospects stronger, talent scouts increase their potential. A well-built school with two top people regularly delivers gems, while an unattended shack only sends you average players.
Accept or Keep Looking?
Accepted players become part of your roster immediately. They start with zero experience — raw diamonds waiting to be polished. Mind your roster limit (50 players). And: once rejected, a candidate never appears again. So think carefully!
Sports school players need time. Don't expect an immediate starter — but in 2–3 seasons, the unremarkable 15-year-old can become a solid pro.