Don't think this is how it works.but let's see what Edgar says
You could still get rid of him at 80 mn if someone is willing to do an exchange.
Example You sell Lahm for 80+10. In return you buy a player from them for their price+10. Example, Neuer , 30+10.
Neither party losses a penny and you free up some funds.
Unless of course EAP suddenly calls it an unfair business
You could still get rid of him at 80 mn if someone is willing to do an exchange.
Example You sell Lahm for 80+10. In return you buy a player from them for their price+10. Example, Neuer , 30+10.
Neither party losses a penny and you free up some funds.
Unless of course EAP suddenly calls it an unfair business
No way would Edgar let that IMO
I think edgar said that basically you can't trade him at same value. Profit or loss is allowed IMO
The man was hard done by Edgar, no one would pay 100 millions for him with the likes of Finney available for half the price; while on talent he definitely deserves to be picked (and maybe to star in the draft like this, where the unusual suspects will be brought to light)Been watching Kurt Hamrin today after I stumbled across some literature on his Milan stint.
Instantly reminded me of Mo Salah in his current form and position.
Wish @Edgar Allan Pillow had thought of some discount coupon's with a bonus round or something
Hopefully can get him in one of the next drafts.
(If I remember correctly) No way would Edgar let that IMO
I really like Lahm but need to be very careful with my funds after NBM. I can’t stretch to that amount of money I’m afraid.
As good as he is, he doesn't guarantee you a complete shut down of, say, Cristiano or Ronaldinho, nor is he able to single-handedly man the flank like Cafu — and he costs a lot for a right back. I'm a fan, but it's not the best piece of business
Yeah, but that includes 2 players going the other way. The rule is (I think) obviously for different players. In other words you can't separate the deals like that when trying to swap two players, otherwise it's a straight swap and not profit - the balance of each manager will be the same at the end of the trade.
If Bremner and the new nomination go through however you'd be crossing the budget, so essentially you'll have 12 hours to fix the negative balance sheets. Otherwise I think you can freely do so as the list isn't that big...
Lahm is more versatile and could play DM as well, although I already tried that one in one of the recent drafts and it wasn't a raging success by any means...
Bizarre rule, I guess it is done to avoid two people colluding to create a super team. Imagine buying Messi and selling him for 30m.
Done mate, edited mine.
Yes.
BTW, think no one has thought of that yet, but just putting it out there - what happens if onenil for example sells Figueroa to the bank for 120 or 110, can he buy him again then at a base price if he has spare funds?
