retired_cacuna

If players are on a huge wage then it will restrict the amount of clubs able to be able to physically afford their services (which is why for some quality players you might get loan offers rather than cash if you're listing them - this is especially true during a season, if you are trying to sell a high priced player then the off-season when a club is about to recieve their transfer budget if a good time to hawk him around, rather than at xmas when a club might not have the cash available).

This is going to be especially the case if the player in question has been 'benched' and is thus seen as rusty and more of a risk to sign ..

retired_amandaalexis

this is ridiculous

i never get offered anywhere near the value of the player

i jus got offered 450k for Ji Sung Park when his value is 10.25 million!!!!

retired_cacuna

Try negotiating them up - club will come in low sometimes, especially if you've got a player transfer listed and there's limited interest in him ...

(heck admit it most of us do the same thing a lot of the time )

retired_lauraw86

Try negotiating them up - club will come in low sometimes, especially if you've got a player transfer listed and there's limited interest in him ...

(heck admit it most of us do the same thing a lot of the time ) </BLOCKQUOTE>

Yes, it actually seems other clubs do this kind of 'fishing' for players just to see if they can get away with it. Playing as Liverpool I got a £3M offer from Betis for Luis Garcia (valued at £7M), obviously a far too low bid. I chose to negotiate it to £9.5M and they accepted immediately..

retired_cacuna

As irl teams will look to strengthen their weak areas and where possible work within their budgets (ie. if they need 4 players then they won't blow their entire transfer budget on one player).

Obviously if you're a player who's in the team and performing well then he's likely to get more attention then someone who's been benched for a season and isn't fit though ... again as irl ..