Quote from: masulum on Today at 02:10:06 PM

Quote from: Cryptmuster on Today at 09:41:06 AM

It is true that when a club sets such a high price for a player, it actually says that this player is not for sale, but if a buyer is found for such a high price and they will be able to make an appropriate replacement, for this money. On the other hand, I constantly see how prices for players are constantly rising, if earlier it was a wonder to hear the amount of 100 million, now it has become the norm for almost any top club.

Currently, many clubs are controlled by rich companies and are ready to spend a lot of money to buy players. In my opinion, this is an unhealthy market shown by the club. Just look at what's happening to Barcelona right now. Previously they could buy players at high prices, but in the end when they lost star players who could attract many investors and sponsors, the club suffered financially. Expensive player salaries do not come with sales of players. This harm the club's finances because of bad money management.

I agree with you, this is something that I think is unhealthy, because they tend to force players to buy at a higher price than their market price. I understand they do it because they have money, but this is too much. and now it's not just 1 or 2 teams that will set very high prices if they realize their players are in demand by many teams.

Actually, I don't have a problem with that, but the team itself should be aware of what steps they are going to take. Because with trends like this, the market will be very difficult for teams who do not have good financial conditions to enter. Even now, not only players who already have experience, but young players who have just emerged, they will get very high selling prices.

From what I see, they (a team) will do everything they can if they want a player, even if it is at an unreasonable price because the team charges very high prices. But again, this is based on our own opinions and maybe there will be people who have different opinions.