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Question
what if a player from an unmanaged team got same amount of bids from 2 different clubs. where that player will land up ?
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Asked by Nick Chonkar
22 Jun 2012
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i am manager of a club division 1 club and another manager is from division 3. he bid that player first with undisclosed amount and strangely after few hours i also make an undisclosed amount bid and after 1 day. i got to know that both the deals were accepted and both the deals were of same amount. now i wonder where that player will go? my team or the other team and also please explain in detail what influenced player decision.
Answers
Based from the help section: "It is also worth noting that a player can refuse to sign for you if their rating is considerably higher than your squad average rating." Considering that the other team is in Division 3, it may be a lowly rated team. If you are signing a high-rated player and you are a high-rated team. It will sign for you.
Answered by Gerard James - 12 years ago
He will most likely join your team coz you are playing in the top division and most probably your team will be stronger than the div 3 team. I'm not 100% sure but this is very likely to happen.
Answered by Shishir Agarwal - 12 years ago
Language: English
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