Plus, it would be impossible to replicate the exact position he's been thrown into in real-life in-game, including exact league position and points etc, so it was the best case scenario. Starting with the Advanced Rules section, you’ll notice that there are more options available than in previous years. We added in Scholes at the start of the 2018/19 League Two season, as we wanted to get an idea of how he would get on through a whole league campaign. With the release of Football Manager 2019 just days away, here are the new additions that you can expect to see in both the pre-game and in-game editors when they’re made available on November 2nd. We set his preferred formation as 4-4-2, as that's the formation he had so much success with at Manchester United, however, we did add in the likes of 4-2-3-1, 4-1-2-3 (4-3-3), and 4-1-4-1 as others that he could end up using in different scenarios.
We also set his coaching style and playing mentality as attacking, which is what we think he might be. We added some tactical tendancies into Scholes' profile to influence the type of manager he would be, including 'Allow creative freedom', 'Play out of defence' and 'Use young players in low priority cups'. Create your unique footballing story by taking charge of the club you love. He's also got good knowledge of the game, so we gave him 13 for judging current ability and 17 for judging potential ability, as well as 13 tactical knowledge. His coaching strengths are working with youngsters (16), attacking (15) and technical (14) coaching attributes. We messed around with his attributes a bit, made him a natural manager and added some of the tactical attributes we thought he might have. Paul Scholes' profile on Football Manager 2019 (Image: Football Manager 2019)
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