I’m a Football Agent

Agents are the hardest type to write about. Basic qualities of an agent. 1. Understand the law and be able to understand contracts. It is necessary to both find loopholes and create loopholes. 2. Have connections. Although connections can be accumulated, most successful agents have great connections. This network: the first club network can introduce players to the club. The second group of contacts, including various nutritionists, trainers, etc., Can help players find the people they need. Third, sponsor connections. 3. Be able to manage money. Many agents are actually responsible for managing money for players. Financial management commissions are one of the main sources of income for agents. Think about it, if the athletes you sign have trust, you may help them manage their finances for a lifetime. If 100 players are given $1 billion to you, and you increase the players' wealth by 10% every year, and you get a commission of 10%, that's $10 million. If you catch up with the golden period of China's real estate and the Internet, and invest all your financial management in this area, you can definitely win for ten years. 4. Crisis public relations capabilities. 5. Will avoid taxes reasonably. I think this part is the most difficult to write about. The issue of player tax avoidance is an issue that tests the true level of an agent. Legal loopholes vary from country to country, and reasonable tax avoidance methods vary. It's not that great people can't play it, it's also the real difficulty that makes it difficult to write this kind of novel.

I would like to make a suggestion, don't write about instant improvement. The protagonist can find a professional trainer based on the system instructions and cards and ask him to issue a professional training arrangement, and then "gradually" (relative to normal rapid improvement) improvement under this arrangement. This way the plot will not be too dry, and it is also a kind of attention to the players (each player has a training plan, and parents will also feel that you have put in the effort). Wouldn't it be better?

I'm not trying to argue, I'm just curious. If the players signed by the protagonist are poached after they grow up, will the protagonist's efforts be returned?

The subject matter is good, but it's not that exciting. It's always neither good nor bad. When a player terminates his contract, he doesn't even take any countermeasures... I don't want to add insult to injury, just take back what I've given... It's so frustrating. The author probably doesn't read the comments, otherwise there are probably a lot of people who abandoned the book just because of these few chapters. After all, the recent plot has a high poison resistance and it's a bit intolerable.

Among these three people, I think Li Jun is the most likely to be poached. Shi Yang has become a villain. Is he trying to discredit Lu Yunlong?

It's time for the system to return the protagonist's player card. It gave Wang Yuanjie so much help and wasted so many player cards. He didn't get much money, and ended up raising a supercilious man. It's time for another powerful forward, let's call him Wade. He is Chinese, his surname is Wei Mingde, he has a pair of big cheeks, and he is nicknamed Cheek Man. Just have a potential of 93, and use the returned player cards on Wade, the cheeky man.

I feel that it is enough for the author to focus on cultivating a few top talents, because too much blood will be scattered. The author cannot remember it, let alone the readers.

No player cards will be returned? There is no need to think that Wang Yuanjie will sign a contract with the protagonist again in the future because of the author's urinary nature.

I think there are almost 10 players, and one is about to become the number one player in Asia. It is unreasonable no matter how you look at it, the agency only has two people, like a press spokesperson, a self-media administrator, a player image manager, a player development planning consultant, a player personal assistant, and even a scout. The author does not intend for the protagonist to do all these tasks alone, right? The author doesn't even understand this, right?

I suggest the author read the old book "The Legendary Agent" in Juxi City. Although it is an old book, it is much richer than yours. Your protagonist is just a tool man, and the players have no impression. I wish you better and better, bye!