Yes but that I don't mind, It is the selling club getting ripped off everytime. Players should go for minimum their valuation it would be better for the selling club in the long run. for example say you buy a 18 year old striker for £500k (his valuation at the time of purchase), you then keep him for 4 years in which time his "Quality" goes up from 22 to 35. His valuation should then A. Not be lower because he is older, instead it should b more. Meaning that players valuation changes and subsequent transfer fee is higher instead of it being lower t was in my case.

Whereas the way it is at the moment the valuation goes down and there is little to no chance the player will be sold at or above his value meaning that, especially at lower levels, the club always makes a loss on that player. whereas if the transfer starts at his valuation there is a bigger chance that you will make a small profit on the transfer thus keeping the game realistic and keeping managers interested (I know some managers who run practically out of money and get bored with waiting as a result)