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How exactly does the loan market work? Key questions: 1. How can I give a player on loan? 2. How can I take a player on loan? 3. What do I gain (in fee/income) by taking a player on loan? 4. Who pays for the player salary? 5. Understand that the loan is for a season; so if I loan a player in the mid of the season, does it affect the loan terms in any way? Thanks. Cheers!! |
11/08/2012 16:46 |
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I think the loan market is closing by like tomorrow, but here's your info. 1. go to the players profile, click contract then, to lend. 2. Go to market and click the loan tab. 3. Nothing, you're actually going to lose money because you're paying the players salary 4. See above. 5. Nope, they get recalled at the end of the season no matter when the loan starts. The idea with the loan market is that you want to get a player trained in a position you don't train. There are two ways to loan players really. 1. Loan swap. You give someone a player (usually a junior) to train in a position you don't train and they give you a junior to train. The benefit is that you both are able to gain training for a player. 2. You take on a senior player. This usually happens when a manager in a higher division needs a senior player trained. The benefit there is that typically it's a player that the team getting the player couldn't really afford to buy a player of that caliber, and that the team that owns him gets some training taken care of. You can obviously just do a loan for non training purposes, but this seems like a waste. |
11/08/2012 17:02 |
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