ambitious - unhappy players

[enis]

hi, i have purchased some young players on my Panathinaikos team and now after two seasons they tell me that they are ambitious and they want to leave for a bigger club. What can i do to keep them at the club?????

 

[Brian]

reject all offers XD.
you should be able to respond to them.
i always say that with them you can achieve greatness or something like that

 

[Darth South]

if you ask me, sell them but for nice prices! an d buy new good players. If you want them in try offerring them good contracts. Once they accept, they will stop talking.

 

[mashedPotatoes]

reject all offers XD.
you should be able to respond to them.
i always say that with them you can achieve greatness or something like that

I doubt that's the best decision.They will leave on free transfers.

Just ask for high prices but don't go overboard.

 

[Aannddyy]

Just start winning games.. It's not difficult :S

 

[Witsel]

Just start winning games.. It's not difficult :S

He probably is? He also said hes managing Panathanikos? Ofc all the ambitious players would want to leave.

 

[Aannddyy]

He probably is? He also said hes managing Panathanikos? Ofc all the ambitious players would want to leave.

No I mean he if wins games against big clubs and does well in continental competitions, his club reputation will go up - his club will become 'bigger' - his players will be happy.

Or just sell them way over there value and buy new players.

 

[Alcaraz]

sell them if u get a good price or just keep praising them

 

[Danyul]

Either negotiate incoming offers stupidly high, or set the asking price way too high, that will stop offers coming in. People seem to think setting the asking price to say, 100m, is cheating. That's rubbish. If you have a player you have no intention of selling and is irreplaceable to your squad, obviously you'll put ridiculous price tags on him.