I don't know if what you have highlighted applies to acquisition costs. This is so teams can't have contracts that are for 10 million one year and 300k the next which would allow teams to sign 6 DPs.
I mean, not easy is different to intractable. Is there a way through?Yes. Trying to synthesize those two is not easy.
Ah. I suppose the "amounts payable over" part implies that it's not transfer fees, because they're unrelated to the contract.I don't know if what you have highlighted applies to acquisition costs. This is so teams can't have contracts that are for 10 million one year and 300k the next which would allow teams to sign 6 DPs.
I don't know if what you have highlighted applies to acquisition costs. This is so teams can't have contracts that are for 10 million one year and 300k the next which would allow teams to sign 6 DPs.
This would suck, because it would mean we can't buy down Medina.
I thought that thread mostly backed my original reading (that transfer fees were averaged out over the length of contract years not including option years).
I thought that thread mostly backed my original reading (that transfer fees were averaged out over the length of contract years not including option years).
Ok that's interesting. I'm perhaps optimistically reading it derek_villa's way now. However it wouldn't do much for parity. You could essentially sign 3 new Medina-esque DPs each year. There would be a pretty rapid loss of parity.Probably did, I caught the tail end of the conversation and thought I was posting on another thread entirely. But yeah that's the takeaway: transfer fees are amortized for DPs and TAM players but not for everybody else.
Or why can't we do this. New contract, his transfer fee now sits on his old one.Give Medina a new contract with the same exact terms for the remaining one and add $1.
Can't combine TAM and GAM.Can't the Harrison 750K GAM transfer money be used against Medina's transfer price taking it down to 3.25M? With $770,833 in guarantee. That would get you to 1.5833M amortized salary a year which is close to TAMable.
Of course, that requires them using the Harrison money now.
I don't think you can magically wipe away money you've paid from ever hitting the salary cap.Or why can't we do this. New contract, his transfer fee now sits on his old one.
Can't combine TAM and GAM.
Targeted Allocation Money and General Allocation Money may not be used in combination when signing or re-signing a player. One of either Targeted Allocation Money or General Allocation Money may be used on a player in a single season, not both.
Yeah, you're probably right. There has to be some way around this.I don't think you can magically wipe away money you've paid from ever hitting the salary cap.
Alfredo Morales is leaving Ingolstadt. We can definitely use an extra box to box midfielder.