: The Millwall wonderkid who rarely failed to reach the pinnacle of the world game. The "Super Greeks" Era
(These names mirror real-world 01/02 strengths and remain top picks in community DB updates like 3.9.68.)
: A young, powerhouse defender who anchors any backline for a fraction of the cost of established stars. Essential Bargains and Wonderkids championship manager 01 02 best players 3.9.68
The (released in November 2002) is the final official update for Championship Manager 01/02. Often called the "Super Greeks" database, it features legendary hidden gems and gives early potential boosts to real-world icons like Cristiano Ronaldo , Wayne Rooney , and Radamel Falcao . The GOATs and Must-Buy Strikers
If you weren't playing the game correctly, you didn't sign Samba. The young striker was a cheat code, touted as the next Pele and capable of single-handedly winning titles. While slightly toned down compared to the earlier 3.9.60 database, he remains an absolute superstar in the 3.9.68 patch. : The Millwall wonderkid who rarely failed to
: The undisputed king of the series. Playing for Dinamo Minsk, he remains the most prolific striker in management simulation history, capable of scoring 50+ goals a season for a modest fee of approximately £2m. To Madeira
The represents the final, definitive official patch released by Sports Interactive for this legendary retro gaming title. While patch 3.9.68 removed certain fictional database anomalies from earlier versions—most notably the mythical Portuguese forward To Madeira —it remains a treasure trove of legendary "cheat-code" wonderkids, bargain free agents, and world-class superstars. The Elite 3.9.68 Starting Eleven Often called the "Super Greeks" database, it features
(DC) : A legendary free agent at the start of the game, though he can be difficult to sign for smaller clubs. Isaac Okoronkwo (DC/DLC) : A reliable and affordable defensive powerhouse. Kim Källström
Championship Manager 01/02 (version 3.9.68) occupies a special place in the history of football-management video games. Released by Sports Interactive in 2001 as part of the long-running Championship Manager series, the 01/02 installment is widely remembered for its deep gameplay, sprawling database, and the emergent narratives it produced for players. The specific build 3.9.68 is often referenced by fans for its stable balance, large scouting pool, and the presence of many future stars in their youth — factors that combine to make it a beloved classic among simulation enthusiasts.