Baltimore Wanders Fc said:
its a decent idea because it would increase the supply of highly demanded players, thus bringing down their cost and could control inflation in some respects. But it would only control inflation for star players, not overall inflation. And, to be honest, maybe star players should have an inflated cost?

However, there are a couple of major flaws. if i understand the plan correctly, excellent schools from successful countries (Brazil, Germany, Italy, etc) would have an increased likelihood of producing star players. This would allow more people to have access to star players and reduce their price.

Most of the inflation are from the DIV2 and DIV3 teams with buckets of cash that are willing to spend 20M on a junior FC90 player. Many already have excellent schools in these countries and therefore would just benefit more from their already impressive standing. Cash would be taken out of the system by struggling team making the school investment hoping to get a star player, but i fail to see how it would control overall inflation. It might (MIGHT) reduce the inflation on a star player by making them more available, but would not change any given star players value (I think people would pay more if they could sign Xavi than a really good midfielder because its Xavi). not to mention, everyone with star players? seems excessive.