Same game.
Better-calibrated protection.

Status Quo → V1 failed configuration → V2 new release candidate. A single view of the numbers changing, the settings staying put, and the decisions still open.

V2 · Candidate for testing · Not liveFootball production baseline15 September 2026

V2 BASE BUY / SELL

3% / 4%V1: 5% / 5%

V2 LEGEND BUY / SELL

1.8% / 2.4%40% Rep discount retained

V2 TOP MANAGER SURGE

60% proposed>50% sold · window TBC

V2 colour compares with V1:↓ Lower fee↑ Higher fee= Unchanged? To confirm↔ Policy change

Football fee comparison. Buy / Sell pairs are ordinary fees before protective overrides. V2 is a testing candidate, not deployed configuration.
Setting	Status QuoReported production baseline	V1Failed Config · Alpha candidate	V2New Release Candidate

Read this comparison correctly

Ordinary fees, not guaranteed quotes. Buy / Sell pairs exclude protective overrides. Rep discounts cannot undercut a winning protective fee. The single swap row shows the combined displayed rate, not the compounded cash cost across its two legs. V2's 4.2%–7% swap range combines the buy and sell base fees: at the highest Rep tier, 1.8% + 2.4% = 4.2%.
Production evidence is football-only. Status Quo uses the team's reported 15 September production readback and the supplied transfer-window swap rate, not a fresh deployment check. Verify NFL against its own production configuration. A dash means no directly comparable Rep or Manager Surge tier here, not zero fees.
Player Surge examples are newly triggered candidates. The drop is relative to EMA, not squad value or necessarily the price immediately before the trade. Thresholds are strictly greater than. Active/tapering state and other fee sources may change a quote. Production's highest listed tier is >24% → 27%; 30.1% and 40.1% are examples, not additional production tiers.
Rep percentages and fixed sell surcharges stay unchanged for standalone trades. A 40% discount on the new 3% / 4% bases gives 1.8% / 2.4%. Retaining +10 / +25 percentage-point sell surcharges gives 14% / 29%. Check raised-fee Rep deduction logic against the new 4% sell baseline.
The 60% Manager Surge is a proposed applicable tier, not a 60% blended exit cost. Its >50% trigger still needs an assessment window and reward-waiver interaction defined. No change is agreed to the lower Manager Surge thresholds; the suggested doubling is not included.
Confirm before testing: earned-waiver amount, scope, period and consumption; the >50% assessment window; and exact production Player Surge hold/taper settings. This page does not apply any configuration.