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Четверг Февраль 1 - 23:15 It's perfectly understandable why you would think that @Peter.
It seems to be a common belief held by those who don't have one. But it's wrong. They won't last forever. Mostly because of the massive wages they demand.
I don't know of one single example where a manager has kept one of these so-called demigod keepers for more than a few seasons.
- They either disappear when the manager leaves or gets fired, which is often because of financial difficulties and player wages.
- Or the player gets fired or sold to the bank because of the unsustainable wages.
- Or they get sold to an unsuspecting manager who then has the same problem and has to get rid.
Here are just a few examples where they haven't:
Pucciol rated 48.80, sold to bank because he was too expensive to keep. No bidders.
https://rockingsoccer.com/en/soccer/info/player-826576
Charkaoui rated 49.25, sold because he'd become too expensive. Played only 1 match for the buyer who resigned shortly afterwards and player left in the club reset.
https://rockingsoccer.com/en/soccer/info/player-1269016
Durrance rated 40.95, sold a few seasons ago because he was too expensive to keep. The buyer has tried many times to sell him but no-one is interested.
https://rockingsoccer.com/en/soccer/info/player-1315040
Coly rated 58.00, got sold twice in the last 2 months. The latest buyer seems to have realised it was a big mistake and was constantly on the market during the last 2 transfer windows. The wage demand was around $11 million a day.
https://rockingsoccer.com/en/soccer/info/player-1286024
Mahut rated 49.60, also sold 2 months ago at age 66. The previous manager didn't want to keep him despite having him for around 20 seasons, I wonder why?
https://rockingsoccer.com/en/soccer/info/player-1366808
There are a number of others at slightly lower ratings who will also become unaffordable at some point.