Angry Players: Should I Sell?

I have a player who is upset with a fine I levvied against him. After his first red, I gave him a warning and he was OK. After his suspension, he got a second red and I issued a 1 week fine. He threw a fit and when I tried to initiate conversations, he says Our relationship has broken down and I have lost patience with you... etc. I do not get the option to discuss anything with him. His morale was poor and now it is OK and I have continued to play him.

I am coming to the transfer window and wanted some advice from the community- has anyone ever encountered this situation before? Should I sell him during the window or, if we do OK, will I be able to talk to him again soon? I don't want to sell, but if there is no hope, I want to make sure that I can get some money before his contract runs out.

He most probably has high dirtness and contraversy stats. what does his coach report say, and his personality

i personally have the opinion of 'if you dont want to play for me for and/or the club then you can leave'

^^I tend to agree but try to solve things first. If he is acting like a prima donna then sell him, no one's irreplaceable.

Depends how good he is, how much you're paying him. If hes really good and paid like it you can try to talk him round a few times and if it still doesn't work try to ship him. I often end up annoying pretty much no hope youth team players, they wake up next day with their contract torn up in their face.

I usually keep them unhappy at the club. Because of good performances they usually get better and do not act like prima donnas anymore

I once bought a 22-year-old £40m striker, who was unhappy at a fine I gave him after three months at the club. He only played five games after that - just enough in the last year of his contract to force a one-year extension. I'm not sure he had the career he'd hoped for when he left on a free aged 29.

Once this happened to my winger who had legend status at the club. I knew I'd upset the fans if I sold him so I kept waiting but he left on a free to lyon. But then I replaced him with 33 yr old CRonaldo who was still awesome. Lol (for only £6m too)

Players who show you that much disrespect should be sold or otherwise leave the club at the first opportunity. Their professionality, loyalty and sportsmanship are all probably low, and temperament, controversy are probably high. They disrupt the harmony at the club and are difficult to motivate. Even if you can make them happy again, there is no guarantee they won't make more noise in the future.

So sell or fire him asap.

If a player talks back to you, sell him instantly. Keeps the discipline up and you know that your squad will be ready to give it your all for any game if they never talk back to you. Provided you're being reasonable that is.