Guide
Master League Transfers and Youth Team Guide for PES 2013
Work the PES 2013 transfer market like a sporting director: scouting by attribute, contract run downs, negotiation timing, and growing youth team stars.
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The transfer market is Master League's second game, and PES 2013 plays it honestly: players have values, clubs have pride, and your reputation decides who will even take your call. This guide covers how to scout, when to bid, and why your youth team is the best scouting department you own.
Scout attributes, not names
Write the attribute profile of the player your system needs, then search for exactly that. A counter attacking side needs explosive power and passing range, not famous surnames. Attribute first scouting finds the undervalued players whose overall rating undersells the two numbers your football actually uses.
The contract run down trick
Players in the final stretch of their contracts are cheaper and more willing to move. Check expiry lists every window and plan a season ahead: the star you cannot afford today becomes reachable when his club fears losing him for nothing. Patience is a transfer strategy, not a delay. For the complete picture of the game, start from the front page of this PES 2013 guide and work outwards from there.
Negotiation timing
Bids land best early in the window for listed players and late in the window for reluctant clubs watching the clock. If a club rejects a fair offer, walk away and return next window rather than bidding against yourself. Master League remembers overpayment in your wage structure for years.
Selling well
List players while their form and reputation are warm, not after a season on your bench. A squad player who scored in a cup run sells for double his quiet season price. Selling one popular squad player per season funds your youth graduates' wages and keeps the books breathing.
Understanding the youth team
Youth players arrive raw, cheap and loyal. Their headline ratings look modest because they are teenagers; their growth curves are the point. Promote the ones whose key attributes already fit your system, because growth multiplies what is already there rather than fixing what is missing. We go deeper on the connected topic in our Become a Legend guide, which pairs well with this one.
Growing youngsters properly
Young players grow with minutes, and minutes against beatable opposition grow them fastest. Give prospects cup starts and late substitute appearances in won matches. A nineteen year old with forty appearances develops into a player you could never have afforded to buy.
Loan and release decisions
Release youth players whose attributes plateau early and whose positions you have covered twice over. Sentiment is expensive in Master League. Keep a lean youth intake, promote with intent, and your wage bill stays young, hungry and affordable. We go deeper on the connected topic in our guide to the best players in PES 2013, which pairs well with this one.
Building a five season plan
Dynasties are planned in layers: a spine bought young, youth graduates filling the squad roles, and one statement signing per season at most. Follow that rhythm and by season five your Master League club develops its own academy identity, which is the most satisfying save file PES 2013 can give you.
Quick Answers
How do transfers work in PES 2013 Master League?
You scout players, make offers to their clubs, and negotiate contracts within your budget and wage structure. Club reputation and the player's contract length strongly affect prices and willingness to move.
How do I find cheap players in Master League?
Search by the attributes your system needs rather than overall rating, target players whose contracts are running down, and promote youth team players, who cost almost nothing.
Do youth players improve in PES 2013 Master League?
Yes. Youth team players grow with match minutes, especially regular cup starts and substitute appearances. Their key attributes grow fastest, so promote players who already fit your system.