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Yup. He should be on a full time contract to Konyaspor from 4/7/2015, last signed 14/2/2018 and ending 31/5/2019. Thanks!

This is shown only for players who could potentially be eligible to play as a domestic player in Turkey. To be able to play as a domestic player in Turkey, a player must be able to play for the Turkish national team. So any player who has been capped for another nation, at any age level, before gaining Turkish citizenship can not play for Turkey and can not gain eligibility to play as a domestic player in Turkey.

See the post below please.

https://community.sigames.com/topic/411551-turkey-official-data-issues/?do=findComment&comment=11252866

Better to post this in the English area since they would be the ones deciding where this club should be.

Ok. We have Altinordu's foreign player policy tied to their owner. As long as Seyit Mehmet Ozkan is the owner, the club do not transfer foreigners. Since when we set Seyit Mehmet Ozkan as Owner the game was appointing a different president, we set Seyit Mehmet Ozkan as President/Owner. The code that determines Altinrodu's foreign player policy became ineffective as a result. The quick fix is setting Seyit Mehmet Ozkan as the club's Owner once again. An editor file to fix this, along with a few other fixes, including a few high profile transfers that occurred after data lock, can be downloaded here: http://forum.turksportal.net/vb/showthread.php?t=126235

Altınordu do not transfer foreign players. It has been the club's policy ever since Mehmet Seyit Özkan took over.

Transfer window end date is something I'll look into. This actually changes every season based on when the previous season ends and transfer window opens. Some years the FA decides to open the window early and close it early, some years they decide to open it late and close it late. Often this is because of of summer tournaments. Appearance fees and goal bonuses is working as intended. These types of bonuses are very rarely used in Turkey since Turkish clubs pay very large guaranteed wages. Adding bonuses on top of these very large wages is unrealistic, as well as a burden on the clubs. The capitalization of Turkish characters is an issue known by SI and I hope they will fix it in the future.

Being a citizen, having eligibility to play in the national team and whether the player is counted as a domestic player in Turkey are not mutually exclusive. For a player to be counted as a domestic player: He has to be eligible for the Turkish national team If he has represented another nation at international level, he must have had his debut prior to 1/6/2015 So for example Mesut Ozil, who debuted for Germany in 2009, can play in Turkey as a domestic player But Emre Can, who debuted for Germany in September 2015, can not play in Turkey as a domestic player If he is naturalized, he's eligible to be counted as a domestic player only after he makes his debut for the Turkish national team For example: Fernando Muslera has been playing in Turkey since 2011 and if he wanted, he is eligible to become a Turkish citizen for having lived in Turkey for 5 years. However he has played for Uruguay at national team level and so he's not eligible to ever play for Turkey. As such, he will never count as a domestic player in Turkey even if he acquires Turkish citizenship. In the game, we ensure this by making sure Muslera never takes up Turkish citizenship. In the case of Ofoedu, even if he would be eligible for the Turkish national team by becoming a naturalized citizen, he probably lacks the quality to play for the Turkish national team and wouldn't count as a domestic player until he played for Turkey. So in the game, he never gets Turkish nationality to ensure that he doesn't get to play as a domestic player. If he was of sufficient quality to be a good player for the Turkish national team, the game would award him the citizenship once he fulfilled his eligibility requirements. Aurelio, Tita, Wederson and Nobre received their citizenship before these new rules were introduced so they have not lost the rights they possessed when the domestic player rules were introduced. However examples like these are no longer possible under the current domestic player rules.

All we can do is get the clubs in the right divisions. This division is beyond our scope due to the massive amount of work necessary to maintain these clubs.

His situation is not very straightforward. From what we can gather, he has represented Brazil U23 in a competitive match, which would make him ineligible for the Turkish national team as per FIFA rules.

It is a permanent deal because A. Selcukspor is actually owned by Konyaspor, as my Konyaspor researcher informs me. So it's similar to taking control of Barcelona B. But since the Turkish FA rules prevent squad changes outside of the transfer window, regardless of affiliation, player moves between the two clubs are allowed only during transfer windows.

Right! Thanks Olly. @freakywarlock I'll have to re-check with my AR how organic the tie is between the clubs currently. In the past we had 1461 Trabzon who couldn't be promoted to the top division because they are owned by Trabzonspor. I can't recall if it's the same case with Konyaspor and A. Selcukspor but given this is how we have it set up in the db I assume they are under one roof (so they are essentially a B team of Konyaspor) and the FA won't get A. Selcukspor get promoted to the top division as long as Konyaspor are there.

Hmm.. This is strange and shouldn't happen. Do you have a save game before the league reset into the new season? If so, I would suggest reporting this as a bug in the bugs forum.

This is how TV money is distributed. There is an upfront payment at the start of the season. Some of the money is distributed based on match performance (full share for a win, half share for a draw). Some money distributed based on finishing position. And some money distributed based on previous league titles won.