financial help

[jeffers1984]

My wage budget is approximately 100K below the max but this isnt stopping the club from achieving negative results and losses almost at the end of each month.
What's the solution to make the club more profitable ?

 

[InValide jr]

If your a big team get a feeder team in asia or usa that brings in quite a bit in merch ect, also does your team have any loan debts? you cant really exspect to gain a profit each month with one but over the year you'll probally still make money though

 

[Gooner Eagle]

On FM11 I was able to bring Arsenal's massive £10M+ losses per month down to £1.5M losses, making an overall £50M+ profit at the end of the season.

1. Sell off any fringe players on mid-to-high wages. Gains transfer money and drops wage budget.
2. If a first-team player is on high wages but is replaceable, then sell him.
- I remember (on 11) selling Samir Nasri to Valencia for £20-25M and that dropped my wage problems by a good £110k p/w.
3. When offering new contracts, always drop the wages and negotiate for the best deal. On FM12 I have managed to get Rosicky to take a £10k p/w wage drop.
4. Remember that all contracts usually come with clauses and sign-on fees. Keep these as low as you can.
5. Try and pay off all transfers with your budget, and stay clear of monthly installments. Although these are spread out over a longer period, there is a reason that your board gave you that certain amount of money.

Try those steps, and see how it goes. There are other tips as well, but I didn't want to go on for days about them >.<