Hey,
One of my key players is unhappy and demanding to leave, is there anything I can do to keep him?
I have two good strikers and rotated between them, but one of them complained about game time. The other was a better goalscorer so although I increased the complainer's game time there were still games I didn't want to risk playing him and he then complained I didn't keep my promise. Fast forward to the transfer window and after a couple of bids on him, his agent demands a pay rise. Negotiations broke down a couple of times and the player then came to me to complain that I keep breaking promises and he doesn't respect me or want to work with me.
He demanded to leave, and I replied to say that I need to keep him until the summer (the other striker broke his ankle), and he said he was happy with that. However, his morale is Abysmal and his performances have been rubbish - he's setting up a few goals but only scores against really weak teams.
Is there any way I can make him happy and convince him to stay?
One of my key players is unhappy and demanding to leave, is there anything I can do to keep him?
I have two good strikers and rotated between them, but one of them complained about game time. The other was a better goalscorer so although I increased the complainer's game time there were still games I didn't want to risk playing him and he then complained I didn't keep my promise. Fast forward to the transfer window and after a couple of bids on him, his agent demands a pay rise. Negotiations broke down a couple of times and the player then came to me to complain that I keep breaking promises and he doesn't respect me or want to work with me.
He demanded to leave, and I replied to say that I need to keep him until the summer (the other striker broke his ankle), and he said he was happy with that. However, his morale is Abysmal and his performances have been rubbish - he's setting up a few goals but only scores against really weak teams.
Is there any way I can make him happy and convince him to stay?