SQL FOREIGN KEY constraint in Insert - sql-server

Question

I've got a problem to insert some values into table.
Microsoft SQL server management shows that:
The INSERT statement conflicted with the FOREIGN KEY constraint "FK__Players__Menager__55D59338". The conflict occurred in database
"TransferyProjekt", table "dbo.Menagers", column 'idMenager'.
My Create table script.
CREATE TABLE Menagers (
idMenager INT IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
[name] VARCHAR(30) NOT NULL CHECK (name LIKE '[A-Z]%'),
surname VARCHAR(30) NOT NULL CHECK (surname LIKE '[A-Z]%'),
phoneNumber VARCHAR(18) NOT NULL CHECK (phoneNumber LIKE '+[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]'),
PRIMARY KEY (idMenager)
);
CREATE TABLE Players (
idPlayer INT IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
[name] VARCHAR(30) NOT NULL,
surname VARCHAR(30) NOT NULL,
age DATE NOT NULL check (DATEDIFF(year,age,GETDATE()) > 18),
club INT NOT NULL,
Menager INT NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (idPlayer),
FOREIGN KEY (club) REFERENCES Clubs(idClub),
FOREIGN KEY (Menager) REFERENCES Menagers(idMenager)
);
My insert look like.
INSERT INTO Menagers VALUES
('Adil','Green','[phone]'),
('Wicky','Dock','[phone]'),
('Alead','King','[phone]'),
('Darmian','Dagoly','[phone]'),
('Kamila','Dobra','[phone]'),
('Mateusz','Jankowiak','[phone]'),
('Lendy','Day','[phone]'),
('Martin','Lloyd','[phone]'),
('Adam','Dosh','+045033739'),
('Cristian','Cosy','[phone]'),
('Andrew','Lloyd','[phone]'),
('Matias','Banega','[phone]'),
('Carl','Rossi','[phone]'),
('Michał','Rolnik','[phone]'),
('Denny','Nowsky','[phone]'),
('Micky','Elly','[phone]'),
('George','Taylor','+094371433'),
('Barack','Obama','[phone]'),
('Jin','Chan','[phone]'),
('Lee','Konsu','[phone]'),
('Adam','Kenzo','[phone]'),
('Bryan','Along','[phone]'),
('Robert','Leey','[phone]'),
('Tom','Vardy','[phone]'),
('Kevin','Betword','[phone]');
INSERT INTO Players VALUES
('Lionel','Messi','1986-07-13','23','4'),
('Cristiano','Ronaldo','1986-04-11','23','5'),
('Sergio','Ramos','1986-09-07','23','12'),
('Łukasz','Piszczek','1986-11-20','23','14'),
('Robert','Lewandowski','1986-12-01','2','13'),
('Michał','Pazdan','1986-06-01','3','23'),
('Łukasz','Trałka','1986-05-02','7','20'),
('Łukasz','Teodorczyk','1986-04-14','6','18'),
('Mariusz','Miley','1985-03-06','3','26');

Answer 1

You should define column names if your source table and destination table has different column counts or different order
INSERT INTO Menagers([name],surname, phoneNumber )
VALUES
('Adil','Green','[phone]'),
('Wicky','Dock','[phone]'),
....
INSERT INTO Players([name], surname, age, club, Menager )
VALUES
('Lionel','Messi','1986-07-13','23','4'),
('Cristiano','Ronaldo','1986-04-11','23','5'),
...

Answer 2

Your foreign key and primary key columns are INT type. But, you are having following SQL
INSERT INTO Players VALUES
('Lionel','Messi','1986-07-13','23','4')
where last column belongs to foreign key column and your value is string.

Answer 3

A foreign key is a reference to a unique value in a different table, and SQL will ensure "referential integrity" - which means it won't let you end you with "orphaned" key references. When you insert a value to a foreign key column it must be a null or a existing reference to a row in the other table, and when you delete, you must delete the row containing the foreign key first, then the row it references.
If you don't, you will get an error such as you describe.
So enter the row into the "main" table first, then enter the "dependant" table information second.

Answer 4

In FK column I added unfortunately referece to row who is not exists in table Managers...
('Mariusz','Miley','1985-03-06','3','26');
but I don't have 26'th row in table Managers (Blame me, now) :(