matt wrote:No, I believe that someone who lives in England can ask the English nationality. I think it isn't obliged then?
Anyway, I see I was talking next to the point, the point is there's less chance a Spanish kid is going to live there and play soccer and be a talent and get promoted to the A-squad.
Henry living there is because he's transfered. Same for the biggest part of the players.
You seemed to have missed the point I was making. I'm not saying all of the players from my youth squad should be of a different nationality. I'm just saying that it's possible for some of them to be.
I know Henry transferred, but I'm using that to emphasise my point. Ignore the fact that he's in the UK because he's playing for a UK team.
If he'd moved to the UK before he had a professional career he could have gone to a local team as a youth player and promoted to the first team. The fact that he's playing for a UK team doesn't change the fact that he's French.
Who's to say that shouldn't happen in Soccerproject? I'm not saying it should happen all the time. I'm just saying that a simple line of code should make every twentieth or thirtieth youth player have a random nationality which is different to that of the club they're playing at. It's not difficult to implement and the result would be a wider variety of nationalities amongst players. This could be implemented with a couple of lines of code, if that.