when you renew contract to your player during season, you can have the option that the new contract will start at the end of the season and not immediately. I discovered that a bit later :)
I do this too but it seems that the game takes it into account with the wage demands. Hit save and negotiate immediate contract then reload try end of season. For me in Barca save it was huge
Players values usually is at its lowest around last 2 weeks of March and first 2 weeks of April. If you want to buy an expensive player its the perfect time as his value can drop easily to +10m.
I used to be really lazy on contract negotiations - recently I’ve put a lot more effort into adding bonuses for top scorer / landmark goals + assists / limiting appearance fees / adding super low relegation release clauses and you can keep the wage demands way down and stretch your budget so much further
I think if you want to sell for a better price you should offer the players in the last week before the transfer window opens. Try it and let me know 😊
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I don't like buying in the transfers windows. Out of the windows gives you the time to unsettle the player and bring the asking price way down if the target is very interested in joining. Selling is best in the windows though
The mistake to avoid I'd suggest is to negotiate contract renewals with an agent before making an offer, and if possible also when you're trying to sign them. Negotiations become EXTREMELY inflexible if you do that, you cannot get anything below what they initially want, not to mention that sometimes they'll ask MORE than what was initially discussed.
I don't have Chelsea syndrome with my big squads because I have zero issues selling a player (for above his value). I have no more than two players over 25 on the first team and none over 27. My squads are usually 32-35 players, with about 15 also playing for the Under-whatever or B team. I'm never sentimental because players in FM are morons (and have been since FM17 from what I recall). If I'm a player with a positive personality (Pro, model Pro, model citizen, etc) turning out for every game, playing Champions League football with my mates (excellent cohesion, excellent atmosphere) into the late stages of the competition, I'd have zero interest in moving to PSG or Chelsea or Man City (where I know I will be misused, if I'm used at all). But nope! Every season, I get someone who gets annoyed because I turned down a lowball offer from a "bigger club". So I pump up the price and sell them. Three seasons later, they're transfer listed after playing less than two dozen games over three years (or being sent on loan every season, never to a team in the Champions League). We're not talking some club in a backwater like Poland (no offense) but in top 5 leagues (Bundesliga, Serie A, La Liga).
I've been playing with a squad of around 30 players for years now, never had any problems as long as registration rules allow it. Especially in fm23 where fitness is more of an issue and I rotate heavily, for example during congested schedule I'll have my first 11 play CL, my second 11 in the league with 3rd stringers on the bench. I think as long as it works financially and registration wise it's perfectly fine to have more than 25 players in the team, not 50 obviously, but around 28-30 is really not that big of a deal.
Im fm 21 my cm could dribble bring the ball out and run with the ball but in 23 he dont do any of that stuff its just pass and pass its all my midfielders and wingers do is just pass how do I get them to dribble
Maybe in team instructions use run at defence and be more expressive. Individual instructions for specific players as well can help you shape how a certain player/role works.
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when you renew contract to your player during season, you can have the option that the new contract will start at the end of the season and not immediately. I discovered that a bit later :)
I do this too but it seems that the game takes it into account with the wage demands. Hit save and negotiate immediate contract then reload try end of season. For me in Barca save it was huge
Players values usually is at its lowest around last 2 weeks of March and first 2 weeks of April. If you want to buy an expensive player its the perfect time as his value can drop easily to +10m.
I used to be really lazy on contract negotiations - recently I’ve put a lot more effort into adding bonuses for top scorer / landmark goals + assists / limiting appearance fees / adding super low relegation release clauses and you can keep the wage demands way down and stretch your budget so much further
I think if you want to sell for a better price you should offer the players in the last week before the transfer window opens. Try it and let me know 😊
FM scout has got to be the best Football Manager creators. I first started fm23 back in november for the first time and everything i learnt is from this channel much love💖💖💖💖
I don't like buying in the transfers windows. Out of the windows gives you the time to unsettle the player and bring the asking price way down if the target is very interested in joining. Selling is best in the windows though
The mistake to avoid I'd suggest is to negotiate contract renewals with an agent before making an offer, and if possible also when you're trying to sign them.
Negotiations become EXTREMELY inflexible if you do that, you cannot get anything below what they initially want, not to mention that sometimes they'll ask MORE than what was initially discussed.
I recommend to tweek the defensive set pieces to man marking seems to work pretty good
Chelsea players: Where should we change? Chelsea board: The away changing room!
I don't have Chelsea syndrome with my big squads because I have zero issues selling a player (for above his value). I have no more than two players over 25 on the first team and none over 27. My squads are usually 32-35 players, with about 15 also playing for the Under-whatever or B team.
I'm never sentimental because players in FM are morons (and have been since FM17 from what I recall). If I'm a player with a positive personality (Pro, model Pro, model citizen, etc) turning out for every game, playing Champions League football with my mates (excellent cohesion, excellent atmosphere) into the late stages of the competition, I'd have zero interest in moving to PSG or Chelsea or Man City (where I know I will be misused, if I'm used at all). But nope! Every season, I get someone who gets annoyed because I turned down a lowball offer from a "bigger club". So I pump up the price and sell them. Three seasons later, they're transfer listed after playing less than two dozen games over three years (or being sent on loan every season, never to a team in the Champions League). We're not talking some club in a backwater like Poland (no offense) but in top 5 leagues (Bundesliga, Serie A, La Liga).
I've been playing with a squad of around 30 players for years now, never had any problems as long as registration rules allow it. Especially in fm23 where fitness is more of an issue and I rotate heavily, for example during congested schedule I'll have my first 11 play CL, my second 11 in the league with 3rd stringers on the bench. I think as long as it works financially and registration wise it's perfectly fine to have more than 25 players in the team, not 50 obviously, but around 28-30 is really not that big of a deal.
I do this too. Maximum of 30 players per season, the rest goes out on loan
Good Lecture. 👍
Thanks for that instructional video. If I might add, timestamps could be helpful with that kind of videos.
How often should i change my tactics/formation?
I rarely change my formation, although i do tweak the tactics/tempo/player instructions depending on the team/competition im playing in
Im fm 21 my cm could dribble bring the ball out and run with the ball but in 23 he dont do any of that stuff its just pass and pass its all my midfielders and wingers do is just pass how do I get them to dribble
Maybe in team instructions use run at defence and be more expressive. Individual instructions for specific players as well can help you shape how a certain player/role works.
Can someone explain how I set up short throws please
How do you do Team talk for peptalk trophy.
Only one change in tactic change every..to be worse or better.
Hi FM Scout Team, how do you handle press conferences?
Just send your assistant
go in, and immediately Storm Out just for the lol
Spam positive until you get the point finger. The. Click point finger and say something negative.
The transfer tips was how Chelsea managed to sign Ziyech and Werner in 2020 irl
I get Chelsea syndrome so bad. Even worse with a 20 player league with 8 home grown in the squad
Fm is very hard ..no have rules..
Does anyone know if there is a way to sign endrick before he goes to Madrid?
There isn’t
uninstall the januari update. He was signable when fm 23 started
Buy the editor and cancel future transfer
It's not worth it
You have to use the 23.0.0 database, as otherwise the transfer is already set.
Thats why i never score from corners
HI WHAT SKIN IS IT?
Bushism