True, it's only 107k salary at 21yo, 35k par value (could be more actually) for the trainer and 15k for the facilities. I refuse to believe anyone would train without the extra crosstraining pops, that would be really really bad especially for farms, who will use those facilities forever. That's 157k/week and 157*14=$2.2m. I guess those 300k/season change everything and make it economically viable.
I assume you accept that the other dude training the 24yo is paying 180k minimum.
Nobody ever mentioned lvl 7 trainers, but as for the advice you like to give new Israeli managers you seem to make other stuff up.
Now you 7 brilliant minds of BB: you pay 2.2m in ONE season and you won't sell such a player for 2.5m as demonstrated by 2 of the 3 players I mentioned above going unsold. The last is up for 2m and has no bids, so not even that will do. As suspected, it seems even the last piece of misinformation you have been spreading is getting exposed.
I have a suggestion: keep posting in that weird language of yours, maybe nobody will be able to tell what's true and what's logical if you do that.
That's all true if you ignore the fact that the first couple of seasons the salary would be waaaayyyy lower. so the calculation for the first season would (4k salary + 35k par+20k yt)*12, that's around 700k and the next 2 season would be closer to that than your calculation which is only true for the 4th season of training. pair that with 2 more trainers and you can make a nice profit. Is it the best you can do? no. But like I wrote before it's about the having fun and some people enjoy training U21 players.
Edit: forgot to mention, Alon specifically said there were no cross training facilities, so what you believe doesn't matter, there's just the truth.
Last edited by Ori at 5/15/2019 2:24:32 PM