On the other side, after leaving the club, Velard was driving around in his car while thinking about the contract.
In fact, he is not dissatisfied with his annual salary, but wants to leave Argentina as soon as possible and go to the five major European leagues.
After all, according to the system settings, the upper limit of the skill attribute of the second team is only 80, and the upper limit of the skill attribute of the first team is only 90. He can only play in the five major European leagues. Even if he goes to an unknown relegation team, he only plays in the five major leagues. Can unlock the upper limit of skill attributes to 100.
It doesn't matter whether he has money or not. The key is to unlock the upper limit of his skill attributes so that he can increase his skill attributes to the highest value as soon as possible.
In addition, the training and competition experience of the five major leagues must be higher than that of the A-League and A-League, otherwise there would not be such a setting.
The contract he has now is the first professional contract he signed in the summer of 2011 when he was in the youth team. It was signed for 5 years and there was no liquidated damages. This is also the reason why the team has not renewed the contract with Velarde, and is not in a hurry, and is not afraid that someone will come to snatch Velarde.
Without liquidated damages, no matter how much transfer fee others ask, as long as the Hurricanes don't want to let him go, Velarde can't leave, and they can ask for whatever price they want.
But for Velarde, it is also good not to renew, because the contract signed in the summer of 2011 expires in 2016, and now there are less than 2 years left. By then, he will be a free agent and can go to the Hurricanes wherever he wants. No one can interfere.
Therefore, the reason why he does not renew his contract now is to take advantage of the team's opportunity to upgrade or even win the championship to ask for a higher annual salary. On the other hand, as the time on his current contract becomes shorter and shorter, the club will become more and more anxious, and he can propose lower signing years and liquidated damages.
In addition, if a professional and big-name agent can come to your door during this period, listen to their opinions and let the agent negotiate with the club, you may be able to get more benefits and avoid some pitfalls in the contract.
Let the club wait for two months and wait until the end of the year! If you can't meet his conditions and don't renew the contract, what's the point of automatically terminating the contract until the summer of 2016?
While he was thinking about his agent, Velarde received a call from Douglas Johnson, saying that their boss, Edward Bruce, was a top agent in Argentina and had experience in moving players to play in Europe. He wanted to meet and discuss with Velarde. Talk.
Hearing that the other party had experience in bringing players to Europe, Willard became more interested and agreed. The two parties agreed to meet at the Gonia restaurant, where they happened to have lunch together.
When we arrived at the Gonia Restaurant, naturally many fans greeted Velarde enthusiastically, and some fans who had not yet received Velarde's autograph and photos asked him for autographs and photos, and Velarde was satisfied with them one by one.
The Hurricanes won again in yesterday's game and returned to the top of the list. The fans were very happy and were naturally more enthusiastic about Willard, the main midfielder who performed well.
While Willard was signing autographs and taking photos with fans, Edward Bruce walked in with Douglas Johnson and his secretary and lawyer.
Seeing Willard's popularity, Edward Bruce was surprised: How could a second-tier player be so popular?
This also made him more determined to sign Velard and make money for him.
In fact, Edward Bruce was a speculator. He was engaged in construction. He saw that Argentine football was very lively and there were many talents, so he found connections to get an agent certificate, and then opened an agency company to sign some players and suck their blood.
As for the so-called experience of operating in Europe, it is just that the player himself has talent, is spotted by a European team, and then he takes advantage of the situation and participates in the transfer. After all, he will not lose money, and he has also built a reputation, which can be used to attract young talented players.
No, I heard that he could move players to play in Europe. Star players like Alan Willard were also attracted and agreed to meet.
After Willard signed autographs and took photos with the fans, and after the two sides shook hands and got to know each other, he was taken to the most secret private room on the second floor by manager Conrad Bazzell.
After arranging the coffee and fruits, Bazel withdrew, leaving the space for Willard and others.
In Edward Bruce's opinion, what insight did Willard have as a 21-year-old young man?
With a little bit of bluffing and some pie-in-the-sky pie, you should be able to sign it. At that time, whether Villard renews his contract, is promoted to the A-League, goes to Europe to play football, signs endorsements, or shoots commercials, he will be able to sit back and get commissions, which will be great.
As a result, Willard only listened to a few words from Edward Bruce before he couldn't listen anymore.
The commission is 30%, and the contract period is as long as 10 years. Is this a joke?
In a general agent contract, the commission is between 10% and 20%. For superstars like Messi and Ronaldo, the commission is only a few points.
Even though Willard is only a second-level player now, the 30% commission really makes him want to suck his blood.
A young player who is ignorant and desperately wants an agent to help transfer and promote himself may agree, but how can Velard, who is mentally in his thirties, agree?
Although he is young, he is no longer a young boy. He is a star player in the Albanian League B. He has no shortage of potential buyers and does not need an agent to work hard to promote him.
Nowadays, agents or agencies want to get on his lap. He just wants a professional to help him handle chores and give him some advice from a professional perspective to avoid being cheated by clubs or commercial endorsements. Instead of becoming a cash cow for the agent, letting the other party crawl on him and suck blood with nothing to do.
"I'm sorry, your commission ratio is too high. I can't agree to it." Willard looked at Edward Bruce and said.
Bruce smiled and said: "Willard, don't refuse in a hurry. I know that there must be agents who offer you a commission of 20%, or even lower than 20%, but they can guarantee to help you operate. Go to Europe? No. But I can. We can write specific terms in the contract. Before helping you transfer to Europe, you will pay me 20% of the exhaustion. Once I successfully help you operate it When the time comes to play in Europe, you will have to replenish 30% of everything I have used up, including the current contract extension, etc. Is this sincerity enough?"
Willard shook his head, Bruce was treating him like a fool.
Move to Europe?
Should he move to one of the five major European leagues or just a European club, a top league or a lower league, with wages higher or lower than in Argentina?
He didn't bother to pick up words, argue, or litigate with the other party. If the other party had this kind of mentality, he was no longer worthy of his trust.
What surprised him was that Douglas Johnson, the other party's assistant agent, seemed to find these conditions a bit unbelievable. He looked at his boss in surprise and couldn't believe it.
Apparently, Edward Bruce's conditions were outrageous even to his own employees.
