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It’s a strange time for everyone at the moment, and some sports fans have opted for alternative forms of entertainment like Cinemacasino casino and Football Manager.
Speaking on the latter where the quest is to build as effective a side as possible at the least possible cost, we put together ten of the best free options to get you ahead in the game.
Fabio Coentrao
With a wage of £30,000, Fabio Coentrao is easily the best value-for-money free agent in the game. A left-wingback with impressive crossing and dribbling, the former Real Madrid is certainly one to bolster your squad with.
Hatem Ben Arfa
A player that once lit up the Premier League with Newcastle, Hatem Ben Arfa has always been a victim of himself. A creative addition with plenty of experience, the Frenchman could fire your FM side to greatness. However, his mental statistics leave a lot to be desired. Sums up the word “gamble”, especially with a hefty £50k price tag.
Ivan Strinic
One for the defence, 32-year-old Ivan Strinic costs £70,000/week, but his versatility makes him an option. Plus, his lofty determination and resolute personality ensures he will be a motivated and motivational player to have around the team.
Lucas Silva
The best free agent on FM, it’s quite remarkable how the once-Real Madrid midfielder now finds himself without a club at 26. Bookmakers and gambling sites like https://www.americancasinosites.com/ are currently pricing him at 3/1 to be a Premier League player come next season, and with superb attributes as a playmaker and great stats to back him up, there’s no wonder that Silva will cost £120,000/week. But, boy will it be worth it.
Yoann Gourcuff
A utility player that can link up enviously with the striker, Yoann Gourcuff is surely a must-have at just £14,000/week. With a high long shots and technique rating, the former Lyon man is a sure-fire threat outside the box.
Emiliano Viviano
Fairly loyal with a wealth of experience and a powerful left foot, Italian goalkeeper Emiliano Viviano could well be the brick wall that managers want for the seasons ahead, particularly as his age – 33 – means he has a few years left in him.
Ignazio Abate
With just shy of 250 AC Milan appearances to his name, Ignazio Abate left the San Siro in 2019 with a tear in his eye. Yet he could still offer FM a lot with a superb team work, work rate, leadership and determination attributes as well as bundles of pace, giving the dressing room an added buzz.
Keisuke Honda
Still as lethal as ever at 33, Keisuke Honda could be the missing creative piece in the puzzle. His high natural fitness and stamina levels makes him as reliable as ever.
Nicolai Muller
Despite rupturing his ACL whilst celebrating a goal, Nicolai Muller can still offer so much on the right wing with his impressive attributes. Worth a punt, as he was with the bookies during his Bundesliga career.
Wilfried Bony
Once said to be a rival of Manchester City’s Sergio Aguero for the No.9 shirt, Wilfried Bony has fallen by the wayside. But, with strength and composure extremely high and technique, finishing, heading and balance all up there too, the potential for returns is incredibly inviting especially if he can reach the form he showed during his time at Swansea.
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