Scoreline
Week By Week
| GW | Agent Thought | What Happened | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|
| GW1 | Build from scratch, not transfer mode. Exclude risky/no-history options, use Bruno as captain, and accept Beto only as cheap bench cover. | João Pedro hit immediately with 11, Kelleher returned 7, but Bruno captain only returned 2 doubled. The draft landed fine, not spectacular. | 45 |
| GW2 | Roll the free transfer. Tarkowski to Guehi showed only +0.43 xP, below the 1.50 threshold, so the agent banked flexibility. | The discipline paid off hard: Bruno scored 23 and was captained, João Pedro returned 9, and Tarkowski punished the rejected sale with 12. Beto autosubbed for Senesi's 0. | 94 |
| GW3 | Forced repair. Beto was unavailable after joining Fiorentina, so the solver used both free transfers: Rice and Beto out, Enzo and Welbeck in. Enzo edged Bruno for captain by 0.073 xP. | The fragile call missed: Enzo returned 3 doubled, Bruno returned 2, Rice got 5 after being sold, Senesi hit another 0, and Welbeck autosubbed for 1. | 34 |
Early Opinion
| Read | Evidence |
|---|---|
| Good process | GW2 shows the transfer threshold doing real work: the agent avoided a marginal move and kept the player who hauled. |
| Bad risk handling | GW3 should have been more conservative on captaincy. A 0.073 xP edge is too thin when the leader has new-club and Man City minutes uncertainty. |
| Main fix | Minutes security needs a stronger override path while the model is still using preseason strength fallback and thin current-season data. |