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I have a 6*( near to 7 star) GK I bought him for 5.5M at the start of the season now his value is about to 11.5M, should I transfer him to get benefit from him or keep in him team? Because i don't think that he playing better than my 5* GK, my both GKs doing same work while they have difference in quality! Suggest me what's ur experience says?
How old is he? How old is the other GK? How fast is he training? How much longer on his contract?
My advice: take him to negotiation level quality and sell him in his last contract year. If he doesn't have a SA, give him one.
The GK im thinking to sale he is 19 years old he gaining +50 to +60 in practice match training, he dont have SA, i dont have greens to give him SA, even its waste because he is not fast trainer, my 2nd GK 26 year old playing same as first GK,both GKs 2years contract left
I sold off my younger GK in the 1st week this season since he was slow and underperforming. Don't fear if you have only 1 goalkeeper... It's enough and friendly to the budget. I'd rather sell him if he's bad but if he's close to next star, bring him to 2 cones (in case a gift SP he gets if you play on phone) before the next star and wait for negotiations. Also give him an SA (preferably penalty stopper since they come handy in Cup and CL knockout rounds) if possible as told by Hoof. But even such a young player is lucrative to anyone. You may sell him on Day 28 after your last match to reduce quality of team. I prefer 26-28 year old goalkeepers since they tend to perform well.
ive always preferred one on one stopper personally, given this info, sell him now or sell him day 1 day 3 next season at *4/*9.
Well then i will sale him, atlast I will get 11M from him
From my own experience, some players perform pretty badly at one season, then in the next season, he become better even when you don't put in in a training.
I think that players themself have a hidden "form" status that illustrates their performance (form is different from morale), some players have bad form in 1 season but in the next season, it will improve itselft.
@legendqueen my GK was not a bad performer, my question why I need to keep him in my team while my 2nd GK also performing equal(some time better) to my 1st GK, and next season his value also go down
You only need one keeper in your squad.
In my 35 seasons I've played 989 games. My top appearances was a keeper with 544 games and my present keeper has played 407 times.
So two keepers have accounted for 951 out of 989 games.
I think I had another academy player who filled in for a couple of seasons.
I gave up judging them on form a long time ago as quite often you see the highest ratings come when the team is losing/tanking as that is when the keeper is busiest.
Sorry for breaking in. From your last reply, I believe your team stay in same level in some seasons. What is the approximate number between the lowest and highest levels that these long servicing goalkeepers play?Quote:
Originally Posted by gogs67
I've had 6 promotions in the 10 seasons my present keeper has played, probably about the same average for the previous keeper, so the skill points they gain in the seasons with no promotion keeps them around the 5 or 6 * level for almost all their career.Quote:
Originally Posted by cookizzz
Finally I got angry on my GK and showed him way of transfer market after he failed in my most important match,
i think one-on-one is better...since one-on-one skill also present in penalty~ i saw it on the phone in penalty...and my 2nd GK with one-on-one skill save 3 penalty in last game~Quote:
Originally Posted by Arion