Bonuses, as their name indicate, are extra payments made on the achievement of a given task.
Finally, the Contract Length is of course the amount of time the contract lasts the the aforementioned bonuses will be paid over this period.Īfter that, you have the bonuses and clauses. After that, you have the Agent Fee, the amount paid to the agent, if there is one. Both of these are paid throughout the deal, not instantly. Then you have the Loyalty Bonus which is the amount paid for signing a contract renewal if its a signing a new signing, you’ll pay a Signing on Fee. The Wage is, obviously, the amount paid every period you can choose what that period is, something I’ll speak about a bit later. Once you’re on the contract details screen, you’ll be able to negotiate the juicy bits, the economic terms. Be careful with the promise to “allow the player to use the club as a stepping stone” it is useful when you’re trying to tempt a player with huge upside to joining your club (often planning to outperform and convince them to stay) however, it can force a very low Release Clause in their contract, which will put you in a very bad spot. It’s simply a matter of not shooting yourself in the foot. However, I won’t deny them when a player asks for them (unless they may cause issues, like the one that promises a player to be used in a particular spot and role). I rarely use these in my mind the prospect of playing for my team should be the only encouragement any player needs. You can also offer a player a progression in Playing Time and other niceties to further your case. No point in furthering conversations with a player who overestimates his value, as it is bound to cause trouble later. If a player arrives at the negotiations table looking for an amount of playing time I can’t give them, I’ll walk away. This is also the first deal-breaker to be dealt with.
If, for whatever reason, you’re unable to offer a player the same playing time as you originally thought you would this gives you the room to manoeuvre without it becoming an issue. This is simply because you never know what may happen the next day. In general, I recommend offering the lowest Playing Time possible, even if you know the player is going to be a big part of the upcoming season. Promisesįirst, you get to the Promises part of the negotiation. The Basicsīefore we go in-depth into the big picture of contract negotiation, let’s take a look at the different clauses and terms that are included. Let’s take a look at the ins and outs of contract negotiation in Football Manager to get ourselves the best deal possible. That’s why it’s every bit as important to secure a good deal on both negotiation tables. However, the amount of money interchanged between clubs is hardly the only economic part of the deal clubs also have to settle on a contract with the player. Whenever we hear about a new signing to be made in real life or when we’re looking for players to add to our team in FM, the focus of the matter is always on the transfer fee.
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