You will need to be a pretty big team to set up this type of link mostly the links will be in the USA or Asia. These are quite untouched fan bases for many European football clubs, so the chance to take a team over to there and play friendly’s in front of thousands of fans and sell shirts is a great way of making money. A friendly against a team like Barcelona will be a good money spinner.įinancial - Another type of feeder club on FM 2015 is a financial affiliate, you may have noticed in recent season that clubs like Chelsea and Man City are touring countries/continents like USA and Asia.
This can also be good if you are a smaller club, if you are developing the players in the correct way, you could include in the transfer that a friendly is to be arranged as part of the transfer. This is very good for bigger clubs as you will not be spending the money on developing the players, your feeder club will and then you will just need to pay a transfer fee for them. If your regens are good enough and other clubs make offers for them, Barcelona, your feeder club will have the option of being first in the queue to sign the player. When you are a smaller club, this can be a massive boost if you get the right club to affiliate with.įirst option - This option is mainly good for bigger clubs, so if you are managing in Brazil, you can set up links with richer clubs, like Barcelona and the idea is you will develop youth players. It can also work the other way around, so if you are managing a club in league 2, you could get a bigger team like Chelsea to be linked with you, you get the benefit of being able to loan players from Chelsea and there is usually also a clause that a friendly match will take place, this helps the smaller team financially. Loaning Players - We have two different types here, if you are playing as a big club like Chelsea on FM 2015, then you can have a feeder club in the English League 2 and the idea would be any younger players from your club you can send on loan for them to gain match experience.
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