Only when the deal is made with the club, you’re able to start negotiating the contract.
By using this option, your negotiations go faster and you could make a few offers.
At the end, selectMake An Offeralso.
It is counted out from the transfer budget.
Transfer date- a window in which the transfer takes place.
During the season, it’s possible for you to buy players during the winter break or summer holidays.
Decision deadline- the time during which the other club should respond to your offer.
Budget modification- if you don’t have enough money, you might quickly modify the budget here.
Monthly installments- an amount of money that you will pay every month.
Players to exchange- you might make a run at lower the price by offering a player to exchange.
The other club has to discuss the contract with your player.
Offering an extra fee after reaching certain conditions can make the other club lower the price.
Use this option wisely.
Percentage of profit from next sale- a percentage that is counted out from the profit during next transfer.
Arrange friendly- when the transfer is done, a friendly match will be played between the two teams.
When buying a player, above all, be patient.
A major part of success lies in the amount of time devoted to preparing an offer.
Never agree to the first counteroffer of the second club.
Most often, the prices are absurd, especially when buying promising junior players.
Carefully read the offer and mind the additional fees and how they’re doing to influence your budget.
You will pay the lowest total price if you pay the whole cost right away.
Several offers and counteroffers make successful negotiations.
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