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The main difference between Italy and Spain with other large leagues like the USA is that the teams in the lower divisions stick with this game longer than teams in the USA. I noticed that many players in lower leagues in the US just get bored and quit after a couple of seasons, so teams in the lower divisions are constantly going bot. This doesn't happen as much in Italy and Spain as the managers in the lower division play this game for many seasons and thereby put pressure on the teams in the upper divisions.

Every country is different and has different levels of competition and a different way of playing this game (for example in China a lot of teams seem to enjoy training elite prospects and buying and selling players, far different than the way the game is played in Italy). It doesn't matter what rules are made, Italy and Spain are tough because the managers are good and enjoy playing the game. So even if you inflated the economy of Italy it would just give all of these good managers more money to work with and the leagues would be just as tough as it is now. The so called "problem" is mostly a cultural one, i.e., Spanish and Italian players are just much better and more dedicated to the game than the rest of the BB user base.

The money gets the players. We are just spending wisely which obviously didn't happen over there. We can build up a bank account if we want.