How do i buy players for about 10 mill above there value
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stupidmoose
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Players will be cheaper if...
- they are on the transfer list
- they are unhappy and want to move clubs
- the manager of the other club likes you
- they are near the end of their contract
Cant think of anything else atm
- they are on the transfer list
- they are unhappy and want to move clubs
- the manager of the other club likes you
- they are near the end of their contract
Cant think of anything else atm
man united 2nd season i won 8 cups so i had a load of money for transfers
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It the fact that you are a rival of Chelsea, if you try buying off a rival they will always want more
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And sometimes you still can't sign the player simply because he will refuse to sign for a rival.
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If you are a rival of the team that the player plays for, then they will want more. You can try and unsettle the player, or get a positive relationship with the Chelsea manager. This may drive the price down a little bit. Otherwise, you will just have to pay up, or look for another player.
not at all really, Stupidmoose's post answered the question perfectly as well as other useful info from our other members.... (K)
most clubs will not accept anything less than 100% more than the actual price of their players (this is referring to their stars)
you need to follow all the above steps in order to get the desired player for the best value for money (this involves months of praising and unsettling and being their favoured personel makes it ever more likely for them to join you)
always a good tip is trying to offer one of your stars (who you did not need much before i.e. being transfer listed and hoping the club of the player you are after is wanting that said player you have offered) or fringe players and using this to sweeten the deal somewhat, try straight swap as well if desired if players are reasonably similar in price and repuation
ongoing negotiations are vital (also try adding a 50% sell on clause as well, if you have no inention of selling the player at your time at the club)
most clubs will not accept anything less than 100% more than the actual price of their players (this is referring to their stars)
you need to follow all the above steps in order to get the desired player for the best value for money (this involves months of praising and unsettling and being their favoured personel makes it ever more likely for them to join you)
always a good tip is trying to offer one of your stars (who you did not need much before i.e. being transfer listed and hoping the club of the player you are after is wanting that said player you have offered) or fringe players and using this to sweeten the deal somewhat, try straight swap as well if desired if players are reasonably similar in price and repuation
ongoing negotiations are vital (also try adding a 50% sell on clause as well, if you have no inention of selling the player at your time at the club)
You're willing to give £75mil for a 32 year old? lol...that's almost like paying £100mil for Heskey. Didn't you find any younger and cheaper replacements? Ideally, someone who's not from a rival club, and preferably from a club with lower reputation than yours.
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Paying 75mil for anyone over 30 is just plain and simply wrong.
They are rivals so they are going to raise it sky-hi. So basically when they say 80mil you know that's wrong but if you really want him then saying 75 is ok and then they say 120 which gives you your boundries. It is up to you to keep bargaining by adding a bit here and there and eventually you will settle with a price in between.
By the way you could but Chellini or another world class defender who is younger, better and cheaper.
They are rivals so they are going to raise it sky-hi. So basically when they say 80mil you know that's wrong but if you really want him then saying 75 is ok and then they say 120 which gives you your boundries. It is up to you to keep bargaining by adding a bit here and there and eventually you will settle with a price in between.
By the way you could but Chellini or another world class defender who is younger, better and cheaper.
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Forgot to mention alternatives -
Chiellini - simply fantastic, can also fill in as a LB
Kjaer - a personal favourite, always performs well
Otamendi - performs well and matures into the best CB in most games
Danny Wilson - cheap alternative, but will mature and sell for a higher price than you buy him for
All these players are also available from teams who are not your rival - most likely.
Hope this helps as well
Chiellini - simply fantastic, can also fill in as a LB
Kjaer - a personal favourite, always performs well
Otamendi - performs well and matures into the best CB in most games
Danny Wilson - cheap alternative, but will mature and sell for a higher price than you buy him for
All these players are also available from teams who are not your rival - most likely.
Hope this helps as well
I personally recommend this. Bought him from Rangers, gave him frequent first-team football. Now he's performing great.