Hello,

For some time now, we have been unable to recall our young players from the clubs to which we have loaned them, in order to prevent any potential cheating.

A simple improvement: at the start of the season, for a few days, we should be able to recall our players so that we can put our teams together.
We could set aside the weekend at the start of each season for this recall. That would give everyone the chance to decide whether or not to reclaim their players.

This would give both clubs (the player’s owner and the training club) the flexibility to organise themselves for the following season and prepare for it properly.

I would add that, in this case, I could extend a player’s loan by three seasons without the player’s parent club having any say in the matter...

It might actually be a good thing that players on loan have been away for more than 60 days. Our young players training with partner clubs are losing too many points. A young player who spends eight seasons training with partner clubs loses eight points.

Come on, A45
Please reactivate the loan return

Recall of a player during the off-season for breaching the loan rules
For example, if a member decides to stop playing the game, I have loaned them three young players who, before they stopped playing, were no longer first-team regulars at the club in question. It would be good to be able to get our players back to prevent them from losing too much progress.

For me, combating cheating is the top priority.

So we need to find a system that prevents shenanigans; people quickly forget why it was put in place in the first place.

Kiki, contact an admin if you’ve loaned out players and the club is no longer logged in. After a certain number of days, admins should be able to cancel loans, for example, exclusively in this sort of situation.

That’s how I feel at the moment, too

I would like to remind you that all the details regarding the cancellation of loans are set out in the regulations

#community?rules
If a training fee is agreed in advance for a loan with the consent of both clubs, and the lending club voluntarily (and without the other club’s consent) reduces this fee, this constitutes a breach of contract. The loan will be cancelled. Similarly, any extension of a loan must be agreed by both clubs. Failure to comply with this rule will result in the loan being cancelled. Furthermore, the lending club will be notified and may face a financial penalty in the event of a repeat offence. Any loan is a binding commitment and cannot be cut short at will. Consequently, a loan may only be cancelled by an administrator in the event of a dispute or force majeure.