Negotiations -

Suleman____f

Nobody said negotiations are a priority or a must-do, so I don't know where you are getting your first sentence from

@uchenna-a That is what @SUPERNOVA-8 said.... Which is basically that It isn't compulsory or priority it's just a useful asset to use.

uchenna a

Yeah, but what I mean is that it is pretty rare managers get back to you after you make an offer on one of their players.

Suleman____f

@uchenna-a - I Suppose so but I regularly get at least 3 negotiations from clubs per 5/6/7 days. I only sell in the last few matchdays to get tonnes of money and buy cheap 100+ players to increase squad value or keep offers if I'm broke and need money fast.

SUPERNOVA 8

@uchenna-a said in Negotiations -:

@SUPERNOVA-8 Nobody said negotiations are a priority or a must-do, so I don't know where you are getting your first sentence from Supernova dude. Plus I have played in highly competitive leagues with 15 managers managing 15 out of 20 teams, and it is still very rare managers check their negotiations because it is not really a priority. When the transfer list is empty, I just use my scout to get the exact type of player I want. Just saying, dude.

I understand you well Uchenna. What you are doing is not wrong. I also use the league's TL and my Scout way more often than any Negotiation. But like both Sully @Suleman____f and I wrote before, it's simply an alternative tool for managers to use when the going gets tough. It's an optional tool of course.

P.S. Please do me a favor and try not to call me a dude. I'm a woman for goodness sake !

OliverC

how do you accept offers for your own players

boss man69_5

I still have no clue how to negotiate

Dylan78456

Negotiation of meaning is a process that speakers go through to reach a clear understanding of each other. Example. Asking for clarification, rephrasing, and confirming what you think you have understood are all strategies for the negotiation of meaning.

Dylan78456

Negotiation of meaning is a process that speakers go through to reach a clear understanding of each other. Example. Asking for clarification, rephrasing, and confirming what you think you have understood are all strategies for the negotiation of meaning.

DE XRIST

@boss-man69_5
Hello mate...let's say you want a player from a team in your league...you press on that player and you get >>>

Then you press on the "make offer" option and you get >>>

You adjust the price of the offer you want to make and then you press >> confirm...
This way the offer you made, goes to the manager who owns the player and he can accept it, make a knew offer fro you or decline it....

Dylan78456

I faced similar kind of issue last time, I am still searching for some proper solution.