Asunto: NEWS Sokker- big changes are coming!

If you need to control money excessively, check all the Polish fifth divisions, as they do so that every day you see a Polish team buying a player for €10 million, it's an abuse.

Unfortunately not every country has got more money since the reform. Multiple very small nations had to sack coaches and players to avoid going bankrupt because their sponsorship dropped so much with more bots joining their top division.

This further financial reform goes even further towards making sure teams in countries with less than 8 teams go bankrupt.

Can you copy paste your finances here?

It would be interesting to see

+1, he should be heavily in the +. My country is smaller and I pay ~2.5x his players wages and Im in plus for a season.

Inflation is not good for new players. For players who have a lot of money; inflation is not that bad. They just buy trainees for a bit more money, but they sell these players for X% more. For a succesful sokker player; inflation is not that much of a struggle. It's almost like real life ;) I agree with you that tackling inflation is not directly bringing players; but from my point of view it definitely improves the game.

that's not true

inflation is very good for new users, you forgot that in the beginning users mostly fight vs the system - and the system has FIXED prices [stadium, wages, coaches, youth schools etc.] - so these costs are not affected by inflation.

This means that you are able to improve the stadium, get good coaches, open youth school etc. much faster than if you played 6 or 8 years ago.

As for transfers - you don't compete with big teams on transfer market... you always bought the scraps, unwanted youths, and these have the same prices because nobody is fighting for them. And with training changes and 50% better general training it's actually much easier to train decent players and make BETTER money than before.

So yeah, current situation favours new teams and it was confirmed by teams that joined 1-2 years ago and played the game before... you can reach decent level much, much faster.

For small countries like Cymru this is a big bullshit

https://prnt.sc/WsNWagQeyAhy

how I am supposed to build a competitive team if every week I am going on "-" ??
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You just sold a player for over 6.5m euro, so I think you know how. Like everyone else - buying for low price, training, selling for higher price. There's no other way.

Yes , but you are getting more than 6.5 m euro per season doing nothing ...just from sponsorship and tickets

So , is it fair?

And what do you expect, playing at low level, training youths in league games and getting same money as teams that play in top leagues with average level 75?

If you played in Poland believe me you wouldn't make more money, you'd be still stuck in lowest levels

1-2 months ago i can buy plus easyly with credit card now i cant. The site has made changes and I can't buy it with a credit card anymore. It says paypal but paypal is not available in Turkey. it says bank transfer but we can't get the PLN from the our bank. what should I do?

I would try asking Mekene about it. Maybe there is a way.

its important for Türkiye users. Help pls. Thanks

For 3rd season in a row I have lost followers. I started this season with 2471 and I ended with 2449.
This is to much,

Stevie para Vilpu

This financial reform is a load of crap

I'm certainly not making a lot of money , my sponsorship is as low as being a league below and stadium income has been very low almost all season

Think long and hard before doing something stupid again please , because you will end up killing this game off rather than improving it


I think this changes cannot be apply in small countries with less than 100 users, or even 50 users... This will only kill slowly the small countries.
Sponsors are really low right now, match attendance are not the best, specially in low leagues. Making money is hard and now taxes will increase to 10% and wage will be increased in 15%.

I understand older teams may have more money than the rest of the users, specially Poland who has the most amount of users nowadays. But I think Raul is considering only Poland's economic reality in the game.

gery69 to Cutura

I think there is one better and easier option to fight against the inflation: supress the extra payment of sponsors at then end of the season.

At the end of the season the players are cheaper than the beginning so within a season there is deflation. That would continue happening during all the season if no extra payment is done. Maybe you could maintain the payment for the anual renewal of the fan's membership because it makes sense an anual payment for that and also because after a season you could evaluate if that was enough to fight the inflation or some more measure would be needed.

That's totally nonsense. Small teams are the ones who most need that pay bonus. That's not the way to fight inflation at all!

Hello. I understand that you want to match teams, but 10% of a sale is a lot. They made a mistake in the way of doing it in my way of seeing things. I just bought a Chilean media outlet for 15.3 million. He is not a top player, most of his skills are incredible and I only bought him to train him well and be a contribution to the national team. If I manage to sell it for 16.5 million, I'm going to lose money and don't tell me what it brings to the team because I could get 2 better older players and I would have had money left over. 1.- They were able to collect that 10% on the profits (not on the total sale) 2.- They could start with 10% on the sale, but it would reach 5% if the player spends 1 or 2 seasons in the team.