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Please my people how can I sign a player and offer him small wages and get huge release clause? |
26/07/2015 18:11 |
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Sign younger player player. | 26/07/2015 18:42 |
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Edit your posts if you want to add something. You're one step closer to my hammer. Edited by @yoyoyoyoyo 26-07-2015 20:00 |
26/07/2015 18:47 |
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There is a player hidden stat called Fidelity which determines the ratio between his wage and the release clause. Players with low wage and high R.C. have a high fidelity stat, while others have lower fidelity. The younger the player, the higher is his fidelity, but I don't think this is a very true assumption. You can see it this way: when a player gets older, he becomes more greedy and wants more money for playing for a team |
26/07/2015 21:24 |
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When promoting junior players to senior squad have in account that players have release clause x2 in the promotion contract. Example. If I promote a player with 200.000 wage, he'll have 200 M release clause, but if I resign him after promoting, he'll have the half he has (100M). Also, try not to resign your young players too often, every season their release clause decreases with the same wage (this occurs till they have 28 years). |
27/07/2015 01:41 |
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