A: Currently, this option is not available in the player search (although you can search for players who are listed for loan). The only way to see if a player is on loan is by visiting their profile, or by checking the player lists of the loaning and receiving clubs — loaned players will appear with differently colored names.
A: That's not possible. Once you hire a coach, he remains with your club until you release him.
A: When a player is injured, assigning a physio to him will help speed up recovery. The higher the physio's Knowledge stat, the greater the chance that a day will be shaved off the player's recovery time with each update. Some physios also have additional traits that provide other benefits.
A: No. You can only assign one physio per player.
A: Each one affects a player’s status in a different, yet equally important way:
A: A right-footed player prefers to pass and shoot with his right foot (vice versa for left-footed players). Logically, a right-footed player on the right side can pass inward or leftward more naturally. But if that same player is positioned on the left, he will often need to turn to use his preferred foot—slowing down his movement or making passes more awkward.
A: This likely happened because you opened too many player profiles in browser tabs and requested multiple reports at once. Once all pending reports are delivered, you'll be able to request new ones.
A: Yes. Players must be at least 17 years old and under a professional contract to be sold.
A: No
A: After 10 weeks
A: “Weeks at club” shows how long a player has been with his current club—which, in this case, is the club that loaned him. Don't worry — once the loan ends and the player returns to your team, this value will revert to what it was before the loan.
A: The easiest way is to give them a day or two off. You can do this under Management → Calendar.