retired_slyboy07

Lucas Marcelo Cedermaz
The most valuable member of the 20 created players at 5.5 million, Cedermaz enjoyed a solid 1st season for Deportivo U18s, he top scored for them with 9 goals, leading them to a respectable 4th. Even called up to the full squad for one game, however injury unfortunately meant he ended the season 2 weeks early. Hopefully for him, his next season will see more first team action at the age of 18
Cedermaz

Shane Hall
Shane Hall ended the season on the fringe of the full Manchester City squad, making 10 appearances for the team. His form for the Under-18s was so good, that as soon as he reached 17, he was called up, helping City into 7th place, with some solid performances and an assist. Next season could be a good season for the young man from Barnsley.
Hall

Christian Montoni
A strange first season for Montoni, after being one of the last players to be signed, he left for Athletico, making a few appearances, but found it hard to settle in the area. He moved to Albecete on loan but only made 1 appearence for the Ligue B team. Despite these poor amount of appearances he made his San Marino debut, with hopefully more caps to follow.

Montoni

Ryan Andrews
Andrews was in solid form for West Ham U18s early in the season, before a loan offer from Cheltenham saw him move to find some 1st team football and experience. His strike rate of 1 in every 4 games helped struggling Cheltenham to a 15th place finish. When he returned to West Ham he was in lethal form, scoring 2 in 2, and helping the Under 18s to 4th. He also made his Canada debut.

Andrews

Stuart Holiday
Although the Swindon star's goal scoring record is short of prolific, scoring 15 in 41 games, his form for Swindon was superb, and he was credited with 7 Man of the Match performances. This sent him into the England U19 squad, although his happiness was cut short with Swindon's final position. After a strong start, they finished in 4th, losing at the first hurdle of the Play-offs to Notts County.

Holiday


More to follow shortly...

retired_slyboy07

Bennitto
Bennitto made 8 appearances for Palermo and plenty more for the Under 20s as Palermo coasted to the Euro Cup Knockout Round 2 before losing on away goals to Ferbenhance. Although, his form was poor, the experience will be vital to Bennitto as he hopes to cement a place in the Palermo squad, and the Italy U19 squad, which he earned a call up to. Palermo finished a solid 8th in Serie A.

Bennitto

Danny Anderson
Anderson had an injury-plagued first season, and only played 25 games for Man City U18s. Currently wanted by Port Vale, probably on loan, Anderson will certainly be hoping for a more successful season appearance wise, although the Under 18 side did manage a creditable 5th place finish, which may have been higher, with the high amount of talent in the young Man City squad.
Anderson

In Der Van Dude
Der Van Dude made an excellent start to his career, with a great season at Selvilla U18s, before interest from Salamanca meant a loan move to the Liga B side. A solid set of performances here earned a call up to the Holland U19 team and guided Salamanca to a respectable 13th place.

Der Van Dude

Goldenballs
An amazing season for Goldenballs saw him earn the title of joint top scorer in league 2 with 26 league goals. These goals guided Wrexham to promotion to league 1, with only 1 goal separating them from champions, yet only 1 point from 5th. It also earned him a call up to the San Marino side, in which he is yet to find the net.

Goldenballs

Ryan Evans
Ryan Evans was left at Sevilla U18s as his team mate, Der Van Dude, left for first team football. Evans' goals led the U18s to a 2nd place finish, 1 point behind champions Betis. His goal in the 2-1 defeat to Malaga wasn't good enough as they crashed out in the Semi final of the U18 cup.

Evans

Pablo Gonzalez
After a solid start to the season, Pablo Gonzalez was ruled out of the Celta U18 side for up to 3 months with a disappointing broken shoulder, which did nothing to help his first team claims. His Celta side, finished up in 9th with Gonzalez as top scorer for the team with 6 goals.

Gonzalez

Dean Hoo
Hoo made no appearances for Lazio before moving to Serie B side Vincenza on loan. After an injury crisis, he cemented his place in the team at right back and guided Vincenza up to 5th, before they cruelly lost in the play off semi final after drawing against Napoli, they went out the head to head rule. Hoo will return to Lazio at the end of the season, hopefully getting some first team action.

Hoo

retired_mminor

My player is looking good, however one thing to say to him,

LOSE SOME WEIGHT.

KUTGW :thup:

retired_mari

Ohh yeahh :thup:.

My season went really well. No injuries either to hamper my progress.

Hopefully next season I will cement my place in the first team.

Great update btw, KUTGW. :thup:

aj876

Hopefully ill be able to stay clear of injury next season. I dont mind going to Port Vale if i get first team action.

At least im valued over 1 million

KUTGW :thup:

retired_rkp278

Where's me then?

retired_mari

Maybe there is more to come?

retired_slyboy07

David Frketic
Frketic was another late mover to Athletico, and another one to struggle to settle. However, the Australian made 3 U21 appearances, scoring 2 goals. He moved on loan to Liga B side Numancia, playing an important first team role before fracturing his ribs.

Frketic

Richard Tait
After an awful start to the season for Tait and Reading U18s, a decent run towards the end of the season saw Reading move up to 9th. Tait was 2nd top scorer for the U18s with 6 goals, and had the most appearances in a disappointing season.
Tait

Deanus
The top appearance maker in the Man City U18s, Deanus enjoyed a solid start to his young career, even venturing into first team football, where he made a substitute appearance. He scored 2 goals for the U18s as they finished 5th.

Deanus

Socky
Making over 50 appearances for Newcastle U18s and top scoring with 22 goals, Socky made a short leap up to first team football, playing 2 games in the FA cup and scoring a goal. Unfortunately for the U18s they came 8 points behind champions Middlesboro, and lost on penalties to Hull in the U18 cup final.

Socky

Ben Chia
After a tremendous first season at Swindon, scoring 4 goals and enjoying some solid performances, he was first called up to his national team, Singapore, where he scored 1 goal in 3 appearances. This form attracted Championship clubs Coventry and Norwich, where he sealed a £1 million move to. So although his promotion hunt ended just short, he will be playing his football next season, in the Championship.
Chia

Siminaeus Litvenyenko
Litvenyenko suffered some unfortunate injuries after being made captain of the U18 Wolves team. He still managed to play for this team, and the reserves an amazing 59 times, scoring 15 goals in the process and earning 2 caps for his native Latvia. He is now being chased by a host of premiership clubs including Liverpool and Manchester City.

Litvenyenko

Gary McNeil
Was the last person signed by any club this season. After being chased by a host of clubs, lower league and premiership, and finally being offered a contract by 6 clubs, he turned down Middlesboro and Charlton to sign for relatively unknown club Maidenhead.

McNeil

Pedromandias
Another late signing after being chased by Sporting, Pedromandias signed for RS Fuetbol. Making 7 appearances in the new Brazil season setting up 5 goals, he must be hoping to play for a larger European club one day.

Pedromandias

retired_slyboy07

i'll add NepentheZ and Keef shortly
cheers

retired_ababa

Great work with the updates.
Excellent sign-up so far

KUTGW

:thup: