Fantasy soccer trade evaluator

How to use the result

Enter outgoing and incoming players, select the league context and assess the squad effects. Player names identify the offer; the tool does not connect them to a valuation or statistics database.

Assess starters, roles, reliability, depth and credits separately. “No change” is a deliberate answer; “Needs checking” means you do not yet have enough information. If the trade does not include credits, indicate that they do not apply.

Read unresolved conditions first. An invalid squad, an uncovered required role or incomplete assessment prevents a favourable conclusion even if other dimensions show improvement.

A worked reading

Fictional example: you give two reserves and receive a starter. You record a starting-lineup improvement but a substantial depth reduction. The result does more than say “good trade”: it identifies the gain and the cover you lose. Before confirming, work out who would replace the new starter if unavailable.

If improving the immediate lineup is your priority, the offer may serve that goal. If you are already managing several absences, the same offer requires more caution. Change the priority only to reflect your actual need, then check whether the reasoning still holds.

What the tool does, and what you check

The evaluator organises your reasoning. It does not automatically verify Mantra roles, predict future points or decide whether the other participant should accept. Check current information and your league settings before registering a deal.

Choosing between proposals? Use the comparator. Need help with the dimensions? Read the evaluation method.