How to Lower Your Team Power in Top Eleven 23

Every Way to Lower Your Team Power in Top Eleven 23!

What Are the Downsides of Selling Your Current Players?

If you gave Tokens for a player, you'll need to give Tokens again to buy a new one, and that creates extra cost for you.

You can't lower your squad power by holding on to your current players. There's really only one thing you can do here: if you want to play against weaker opponents, sell off your players before the season ends and add players to the team after the league starts. Transferring while League Tournaments are being prepared can also be risky, so wait for the league to start before transferring.

The best way to handle this is to build a balanced squad and improve your team regularly. Rather than stacking both your bench and your starting 11 with top-tier players, it's better to keep your first team strong and fill the rest of the roster with more average players. Plenty of stamina and injury-prevention items will get the job done if you want to stick with one squad. Otherwise, you're spending Tokens on every player you add, and when you try to sell them back, you're wasting those Tokens for nothing — why would you keep giving up Tokens over and over?

Top Eleven 23 Token Spenders: Squad Lowering Tactic

If you're saying "I spend plenty of Tokens, don't worry about that, just tell me the tactic":

Then here's exactly what to do:

1. Sell your high-star players before the season ends (before reaching the point shown in the image), at least through the auction.
2. Add high-quality new players to your team after the season starts.
3. Since the game sees your power as low at the start of the season, it'll place you in a lower-tier league. Then you make transfers, rise above the league's quality, and crush your opponents (which gets sooo boring).

Top Eleven 23 Token Non-Spenders: Squad Lowering Tactic

If you're asking how to do this while spending few Tokens:

NOTE: The team in the image is mine, and I won both the league and the cup, and there isn't a record I haven't broken. Instead of adding players and boosting power on this team, I can keep going by knowing my limits and not over-strengthening the team, without ever getting into team power lowering tricks.

1. The best way is to avoid making too many transfers once you're above the league's quality level, and to stick with your current players
2. If you keep thinking "this player looks good too, let me grab this one too," you'll end up needlessly overpowering your team, and as a result you'll be facing higher-level players in the next season
3. Outside your starting 11, it's smartest to avoid holding onto good players; you can get by with mid-level players and only make a change during a match if there's an injury or very low stamina.
4. Other than that, you can keep the same players going by giving them plenty of training and stamina.

I'm on the side that keeps playing without buying Tokens, and I keep developing my team little by little. I've moved up to League Level 2, and I didn't make many transfers on the way there. As the season goes on, I'll keep watching my opponents and adjusting accordingly, improving little by little, and while raising my starting 11's level, I'll try not to keep my bench too strong.

How Is Top Eleven 23 Squad Lowering Team Power Calculated?

Put your best players in the starting 11 and base it on quality in-game — you don't need to mess with spreadsheets or anything like that. Say you're going to sell the players in your starting 11: bench them, put the highest-stat player into the starting 11 instead, and check your team power. I'd recommend selling these players through the auction before the season ends too, at least you'll get some coins for it. But since the real cost here is Tokens, selling a player you bought with Tokens only for coins means the real money you spent is gone. So don't keep buying players to inflate your squad and then try to lower it again.

What's the Biggest Trick Top Eleven 23 Pulls?

The biggest trap of P2W (pay to win) games is getting you used to spending money first, then pushing you into tougher spots to get even more out of you. Don't fall for the game's moves like this and focus on organic growth. Either way, no matter what you buy, you can move up at most one league. Because you're developing organically, the game also won't throw you in with the highest-level players (so it doesn't lose you).

Have you watched the Top Eleven Earning Free Tokens video?