Yes, I have a preference for young players. But Boka is good. In my opinion, Renato still has a lot to prove, he only have 18 years old. For me, not yet done anything spectacular. As for William everyone knows he's a good player, but is very slow in some approaches in the game. Portugal has much potential for the next years - João Mário (Internazionale), Danilo Pereira (FC Porto), Bruma (Galatasaray), Ruben Neves (FC Porto), Raphaël Guerreiro (Dortmund), Bernardo Silva (Monaco), Nélson Semedo (Benfica), André Gomes (Barcelona), Bruno Fernandes (Udinese), André Silva (the current goalscorer sensation of FC Porto and in Portugal, have 20 years old) and others. Hugs @Dirk

I agree with Jorge though, he's been class for me

All these people are young, for me the best player I've coached in FM16 is Arthur Boka who's 32 odd. And you said Bernardo Silva and Guerriero are the biggest promises for Portugal, what about Renato Sanches and William Carvalho?

I don't trained Bernardo Silva, so I do not mentioned. But yes, no doubt. Bernardo (Monaco) and Raphaël Guerreiro (Dortmund) for me are the two biggest Portuguese promises.
Although very young, no longer are such promises, but are increasingly more certainty. Raphael is European Champion 2016 and is scoring a lot in Germany (yesterday, another) and Bernardo is the holder of Monaco. Zivkovic, in FM16, bought it for €800m(!). Hugs @Morata

Yes, Zivkovic is very reliable and cheap for any club. Also Bernardo Silva is brilliant for me.