Non League Players You Must Sign in FM22

We will break down the best FM22 players from the non-leagues of England that you might wish to take a closer look at on Football Manager 2022.

Our FM22 shortlist of non-league players you must sign for your club on Football Manager 2022.

For anyone trying to build a team on Football Manager 2022, the old adage is true: you are only as good as your worst player. Trying to find the best players to bring in to bulk up your team? Then check this list out. In here, we will break down the best players from the non-leagues of England that you might wish to take a closer look at.

The lower leagues can be a great place to look to for signings and potential stars, and this list can give you some great inspiration.

 

David Wheater – CB

You might struggle to get the former Boro man to come down to the fifth tier or below, but if you can convince him he is an absolute steal at this level. He has excellent physical attributes and could be a good choice for a pure ball-eater in a backline.

Probably best in a back three with a bit of pace at either side as he is pretty slow these days. A solid player at this level, though, with enough quality to make a decent enough impression at this level.

Aziz Deen-Conteh – FB

This interesting full-back has some legs left in the engine at 28, and he could be a good choice. He has enough speed to cover for his attacking instincts, though he does have some limits when it comes to the mental side of the game.

Deen-Conteh will likely drive you up the wall with his decision making, but he is a very good player who could definitely do a job at this level. Though he might lack a bit of consistency, he is a solid free agent.

 

Elvis Bwomono – FB

Another good full-back on a free transfer, Ugandan international Elvis Bwomono is a good choice for most fifth tier clubs. He is only 22 and is already finding some improvement in his game. He also has some natural pace so he is someone who you could probably rely upon at this level.

With some coaching and a bit of leeway given for his more annoying lapses in concentration, Bwomono could be a fine addition to most non-league teams looking to get promoted either in your first or second season.

 

Darron Gibson - DM

To start off, we recommend you look into former Manchester United and Sunderland midfielder Darron Gibson. At 33 he is now getting to the end of his career, but an impressive carer that has seen him play in the UEFA Champions League means he has bags of experience.

A tidy midfielder with plenty of experience, if you can surround him with legs he could be a fine addition to any team in the non-league levels. Definitely, one to keep an eye on for an experienced older head.

 

Paul Caddis – Utility

If you want a player who can cover a whole range of positions within the team, then Paul Caddis is your man. The Birmingham City hero and former Celtic full-back played in the UEFA Champions League in the past, and at 33 could make an excellent addition to just about any first-team in the National League.

A good player with plenty of engine and professionalism; what he lacks in technical ability is more than made up for with his tremendous teamwork and reliability across a season.

 

Jem Karacan – CM

Once a creative force for Reading, today Karacan is a free agent and would make a fine addition to many teams in the league. He has a great left foot, can score some good goals, and if you can overlook a bit of indiscipline and a petulant streak, he could make a fine choice for your team. A good player with plenty of ability and could be just what you need to add a bit of creative zip to your midfield, especially if you want to get promoted.

 

Max Clayton – Winger

A fantastic attacking option for most teams in this level, Max Clayton would be an absolute steal if you can convince him to sign up. He offers a great attacking style to the team and could definitely give you a few extra goals from the wide areas. He can play in midfield, on the wings, and up front, so you could probably use him in just about any conventional formation.

Definitely a player you can trust to score and create at National League level for sure.

 

Dolly Menga – CF

The former Belgian striker was last seen at Livingston up in Scotland, and could be a good edition for a lot of teams down at this level. He has some decent stats, is a physical titan, and could provided you with an interesting enough player to stick up front.

He isn’t a finisher, though, so you probably want to pair him up with a striker who can put the ball in the net consistently. A grafter who can offer a fine solution as a versatile bench piece.

 

Josh Parker – CF

If you are looking for an experienced centre forward, then 30-year-old Josh Parker is a fine bet to look into. He carries himself very well on the pitch, has good professionalism for this level, and is a decent enough athlete. He has over 30 caps for his country, Antigua, and he could be someone who you can rely upon to score goals at this level.

At 30 he might have a few years in him, and could definitely be someone to try and build around.