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Hello, maybe someone can shed some light on this or know what to do, I hope so. So this has happened; I’ve had a tremendous second season and won everything. Now most of my players have pre-concerns over improved contracts. They range from squad players to key players, and they all want between 100k-180k wages being on anything from 30k up to 100k. Those earning the most obviously being key players and already got new contracts less than a year ago. I simply can’t afford new contracts to 11-12 players of 100k to 180k each. What do I do? Any help or tips are welcome, thanks!
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The other day I was reading someone’s fm story on here, and they posted a screenshot of the wage table in comparison with other clubs in that league.. can anyone point me towards it in game cos I’m stuffed if I can find it anywhere. Cheers
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I think it would be a good idea if the board sent you an email expressing their concerns over the wage budget, allowing you to make adjustments before they start reducing the percentage you receive from player sales. for example, I had a transfer budget of £6M and a wage budget of £20k, I offered a pre-contract to a player worth £27k a week, meaning that my budget showed a wage of -£7k and immediately my board reduced the percentage by 30%, not a major issue but a minor annoyance
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my regen after two seasons in first team does not prolong contact, although I have an incredibly rich club (the transfer budget is more than half a billion, my salaries are free more than 3 million euros). I was playing with him and he became a star, the club wins all titles including the Champions League, but I cannot extend the contract. why is that? Player says: I don't believe the club has the resources to offer me the improved contract i desire. What can i do to save him? -
I really miss a function where I can speak more naturally to the players when they ask about a new contract. The answer-options almost never covers my reason for not starting a negotiation with the agent/players. The reason for me not wanting to grant them the new contract is often that the players want to include a "minimum fee release clause", which they have locked in. I would love if it would be possible to say to the player something like: "I think you deserve a new contract, but if you want it you have to remove the *PULL DOWN-MENU* from your demands" In the pull down-menu I suggest that we can tick multiple options, and only those demands that the players have locked in as non-negotiable or semi-negotiable. If the players refuse to change it - ok then. That's fair. But I think the players also should have the chance to change their mind if they actually want the new contract so badly. Maybe the further conversation could function a bit like the discussion before contract negotiations. That when I ask them to remove the *PULL-DOWN-MENU* from their demands, they can initially either -just say no -accept immediately because they think it is more important with a new contract - Negotiate: "Ok, that seems fair. I will remove the "minimum fee release clause", but then I want a big pay rise" When they just say no, we still should be able to negotiate: We could move on with promises if they say no. I could them try to tempt them with different promises: "If you agree to remove the minimum fee release clause, I would be prepared to offer you *PROMISES PULL DOWN MENU*. This would also be multiple options, and we could for instance offer a big pay rise. Then I think we should be able to fairly discuss what a big rise actually means, like we already can do when we accept to sell them to another club if a reasonable offer comes in. Further discussion about functionality needed, but this is a rough description of what I have in mind and really wish we could do in FM19. -
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So far I am loving FM19 and into my 4th season with Man United there is 1 thing that is annoying me so much. When i buy a star player or a wonder kid etc. i try to give them 4-5 year deals as soon as possible to tie them down to the club. But within literally 6 months (i.e. the summer transfer window to January) they have a "pre-concern" where they want a new contract. This makes literally no sense as they all have 4 and a half years remaining on the current one. Normally i would ignore this but i have noticed whenever they have the pre-concern their determination will often decrease by 1. This has absolutely destroyed my wage budget as they all want £50,000 wage increases with massive bonuses even when their current contract looks damn fine to me. Wouldn't it make more sense to wait maybe 2-3 years before a player wants an improved contract because it is happening so frequently for every single player on my team. So is anyone else having this occurrence when managing bigger teams or just me?
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How can I establish a minimum wage limit? (for example in Faroe Island) I put all professional clubs and league ruls say that the salary rule is 2.000€ for ALL players (minimum) and I want to reduce this value thanks
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I'm managing Hartlepool United in it's 3rd year in the EPL after 4 straight promotions and currently defending EPL champs (all realistic things, i know). Since the beginning I've had my own wage structure in place to remain as profitable as possible. example: The 1st year in the EPL was £25k/w, 2nd year was £40k/w. I have quite a few incredibly good players who are now all asking for big wages or moves to superclubs. I'm talking £80-180k/w. The board will allow up to KP: £325k, FT: £185k. I'm spending a total of £687k/w out of £2.5m/w allowed. That's £20m/y less than when Pompy won the FA Cup. We know their story after. In comparison of stadium size(i built a new one and expanded it) in my save, currently in 2023/24, Bournemouth is paying their top player £120k/w with the majority from £50-95k. They've been mid table since the start. The question is: Does the AI know it's financial stability? In the past I've used the max amount of funds i could to make a winning squad and normally it results in mostly financial loss. But the game goes on. Perhaps the TV money is enough for the time being. I, however, am unsure of a 20k, maybe soon to be 27k seat stadium club paying those wages. Thanks for any input.
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I'm getting really fed up now as I want to be able to continue my save for as long as possible but the transfer system seems completely shot! A bit of context : My club career Rich £222m transfer budget remaining 2.5m wage budget remaining I'm trying to sign some new decent defenders and it's impossible. I get the bug that means I have no option to make an offer for some players. If I do get to make an offer, I often cant up my bid in a bidding war as there is no link. And if I do get to offer a contract, my board will only give me 100k or so to offer despite me being very rich and have been praised by the board 90% for keeping tight control of wages (which in itself is quite boring) This is so annoying. -
Hi, i'm in like 10th season (2026-2027). First I noticed one of my player was on 725k/week I thought I offered him that by mistake. Now I just bought Donnaruma, offered him 300k but when he arrived he is on 725k again. also funds from players sold isn't going into my transfer funds anymore. I'm on like 750m, sold players for another 250m and beginning of next season the budget went down to 600m. Sold players again for about 150m and it stayed at 600m. Bought Donnaruma for 30m and now it went down to 570m.
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under review Wage offer limit
Sistar_sdmn posted a topic in Football Manager Mobile General Discussion
Is there anyway I can offer player's wage freely? I have 90k additional wage budget and the player that I want demands 60k per week. But the board just give me maximum 38k? Is there anyway to sign Neymar to PSG? *Example*. Because even if you're a manager of Middlesbrough with 200million in bank but the board just give you max 80k for example. Youre 200million will be wasted. -
Hi, I had a couple of questions to ask regarding loans. 1) Why am I unable to ask clubs to pay 200% of wages? I mean the option is there but I can never select it as it is grayed out. 2) If I have a player out on loan, and his wages are being paid in full by the club I am loaning to. His wages are 145,000 p/w. I renegotiate a new contract with him and as per new terms I pay him only 84,000. When I go and check the contract info of the player, it still says that the club I have loaned the player to is paying 145,000 p/w whereas his contract with me (club that loaned him out) is showed at 84,000 p/w. So does that mean I am adding 61,000 p/w to my wage budget? And this is my first question in here, so apologizing in advance if it is the wrong category or wrong forum or whatever.
