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ben jones

Recalling loan players continued...

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13 Dec 2010

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I am just wondering why I only have half the Barcelona club? Half my players are on loan at Barcelona B and I can not recall them. And yet the Manchester United squad is full plus they have a few players who are actually loaned out in real life. This seems a bit unfair. Any ideas about why this is? Thanks.

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  • tebthereb

    If you take charge of a club in a new Game World then you will have an up-to-date first team squad of that clubs real life players.

    It is worth noting that in a new Game World your club could already have players on loan or out on loan to reflect their real-life status.

    Any players that starts out on loan cannot be recalled by their parent club until the end of the season as they are on a season long permanent loan. However, the club that the player is on loan at can terminate the loan agreement at any time.

    There should only be rare occasions where a player on loan in real life is not on loan in SM to start with, or vice versa.

    Answered by Community Admin tebthereb - 14 years ago

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