Turning Your Players Into Cash
If you want to sell a player, you list them on the transfer market. You set the starting price (minimum €10,000) and how long the auction runs (2–7 days). Other managers bid on them. After the deadline, the player goes to the highest bidder — you get the proceeds minus a small selling fee.
An auction is final — you can't withdraw it! And if nobody bids, you still pay the listing fee. Think carefully about the starting price.
Free Agents — The Bargain Hunt
Out-of-contract players appear on the free agent market. You submit a salary offer and set the contract length (1–5 seasons). After a few days the player decides — and the best overall package wins. Free agents are often cheaper than auction players, but the competition doesn't sleep.
Terminating Contracts
You can cancel any player contract early — that costs a severance fee calculated from their market value and salary. The player becomes a free agent and can be signed by other teams. Expensive, but sometimes the only solution for an unhappy benchwarmer.
Salary & Market Value
A player's market value depends on their strength, age, and potential. Young talents with high potential are the most valuable. Older players lose market value rapidly — even if they still play well. A 19-year-old gem with potential 95 is worth a fortune; a 34-year-old veteran with the same skills is only a fraction.