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regardless, the story purports him being paid by City and Spurs whilst at Palace. So that's a lieI was referring to your second sentence where you said players can't be paid by multiple clubs at once.
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you can but the money officially goes to the club who pay the player. wage subsidies are common.Good story, but not a true one.
Can't be paid by multiple clubs at once. I'm sure he got a payout from us, but by league rules we couldn't pay him while he was a permanent Spurs player.
And now I've cleared up what I meant.
Both Spurs & City subsidised Adebayor's wages while playing at another club in the form of a payout.
unfortunately we have had to do it with lots of players.
I'm sure you'll get over it.
It's paid weekly by the club in Uniteds case. Other clubs may do things differently though.Would be interesting to see how it's considered by the player, whether it's a lump sum, or included in any wages paid by their current club. If it's the latter then the player could certainly be considered to be being paid by multiple clubs at once.
It's paid weekly by the club in Uniteds case. Other clubs may do things differently though.
It is actually included as an option in FM 17.
Southampton always do it to me. Offer 20m for Morgs but want me to pay 35% of his weekly wage.
It is extremely common with loans of course but I must admit that I wasn't aware of it in terms of permanent transfers until a few years ago. Of course it only applies to the players first contract with their new club.Interesting, didn't think it sounded right to say you can't have a player paid by two clubs.
Magma may know more on this but I'd assume that it is common practice in Italy with players that are owned by multiple clubs.Interesting, didn't think it sounded right to say you can't have a player paid by two clubs.
Magma may know more on this but I'd assume that it is common practice in Italy with players that are owned by multiple clubs.
That makes sense. So two prem teams can't do it but a prem team could do it with overseas clubs.loans it's fine. one club can either subsidise the wages, or it's split a certain way. absolutely no idea when it comes to bonuses and whatnot.
two clubs in the premier league can not pay someone who is under permanent contract to another club. that would constitute third party ownership. if we were paying a % of adebayor's wages while he was permanently signed, we could have a say in where he plays, who he plays against, etc etc.
italy removed co-ownership about 18 months ago. all the deals were sent to the usual blind auction where the highest bidder won the rights and owned them outright. for example, berardi started his career at sassuolo. juve then bought a % of his rights for about 4 mil and sent luca marrone to sassuolo. they loaned him back to sassuolo. but once italy ruled that co ownerships were done, sassuolo bought him outright, but allowed zaza to go to juve and left juve with the purchase option.
confusing it was. blast to take advantage of on fm in the day though.
i mean, i could be wrong. that's just how i always understood the rules.That makes sense. So two prem teams can't do it but a prem team could do it with overseas clubs.
Must be a glitch in FM that they let you do it between two prem teams.

getting **** off money before getting overpaid at another job. the dream.
Snobby kids living off their wealthy parents/inheritances?In what other profession can you get paid so much to literally do nothing.