Long term injuries

[Runeaa]

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Using a 4-2-3-1 tactic with 2 CM support in the center, with great success! Brought in the 2 best i could find, and unlucky they both suffer long term injuries, at the same time. Fellaini was out for 9 months and Bender was out for 8. When i got them they where both full 4 star players, but after their injuries Bender is now 2 and a half stars and Fellaini is down too 2 stars. I watch their training progress and it looks better but after a full season now they havent got more stars and honestly not performing like they did before their injuries. Whats your advise guys? Should i put them in some sort of special training to get them back in good old form, or simply sell them?

 

[mersk]

De kommer nok aldri til å bli like gode som de var. Hvis jeg var deg ville jeg ha solgt dem mens jeg fremdeles kunne tjent litt på dem.

 

[DaSiimM]

I agree with @mersk. Don't look like they will ever reach their previous level, so might as well sell them. Pure bad luck there mate.

 

[Vanjagl]

Or keep them as backup players?

 

[mersk]

Or keep them as backup players?

A possibility, but these two combined are on more than £200K p/w and their selling value will probably just decline. That's expensive backup.

 

[Vanjagl]

A possibility, but these two combined are on more than £200K p/w and their selling value will probably just decline. That's expensive backup.

Then keep one, sell other. It might be expensive backup, but indeed quality backup. I would keep Bender, just for his surname

 

[Henry8597]

Sell them both and re-invest in younger players that will rise in value rather than keep them two who will keep declining and getting injured

 

[Runeaa]

Ended up selling both of them and brought in Pogba and Xhaka, they both fit pretty well in the CM support role. Almost cut 100k of wages..

 

[Henry8597]

Good choice .. Never bought Xhaka , but Pogba turns out a beast if he is trained properly and gets game time...