Christina_D

Hi JollyRoger, thank you for your post. The 12.5% figure came from a journalist rather than from the club/Broughton directly. Based on direct quotes from Greg Broughton https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/23788076.blackburn-rovers-potential-david-raya-windfall-revealed/ Rovers are due "around £5M over the next few years" if/when Raya's transfer to Arsenal completes for £27M. This would mean that his sell on fee is somewhere between 20% and 25% of any profit (Broughton did not give exact details so we had to make an estimate) As such, the figure set in game is as correct as can be deducted given the available information. In real life there may be multiple (far more nuanced) clauses (that are not available for us to set in game) which give the total £5M (ish) fee a different makeup, but as far as I am aware, in game, the only way that Rovers can earn any further money from Rayas transfer from his transfer from Brentford to Arsenal is as part of a one off, sell on fee, which is what has been set. The clauses showing twice is a bug which if being investigated and will be removed as soon as is practicable.

That would likely be down to Guardiola's manager trait of "fits players into preferred tactic" The AI JDT does flip between 2 formations, and it can be as many as 4 formations depending upon how the AI manager has been "built" I would assume that if you think Pep should switch up formations a little more than he currently does then it may be worth bringing it up in the 'English Premier League Data' section of the forum, although correct me if I am wrong, but it has only been within the last 12 months (ish) that Pep has really ever started to deviate from his preferred 4-3-3

Pretty sure that as both are under 16 years of age, they cannot be included in the game

This is just a guess, but it is quite possible your assistant manager (or whoever you have set advising you on players best role/position/etc) does not have the best relevant stats

Is it possible to add shoots directly from Corners as a preferred player move? I remember Charlie Mulgrew and Morten Gamst Pedersen scoring a few of these throughout their carreers for Rovers, and it was definitely a deliberate action rather than a mistake/miskick It is quite a rare trait, but I am sure that there are more examples that apply to other clubs