undefined reference error in class

[akrutke]

I'm trying to take the program slow aka building it slow so this is what I have so far. I receive an error :
undefined reference to Player Player (char const, int, int, int)
collect2:id returned1 exit status
every time I build. I've tried changing several things around. the error persists.

Appreciate a more experience eye to help

  class Player
{
public:
  Player();
  Player(const char[], int, int, int );
    
  void printPlayer();

  void setName(const char [] );
  void changeGoals( int );
  void changeAssists( int );
  void changeRating( int );

  int getGoals();
  int getAssists();
  int getRating();

private:
  char name[50];
  int goals;
  int assists;
  int rating;
};


//Function Prototypes


//**********************************************************************************


int main ()
{
Player player1( "Andrew Krutke", 1, 1, 1);  //error occurs here
//Player player2();

cout<<"First Player Object"<<endl;
player1.printPlayer();


return 0;
}



//Methods


/***************************************************************************
This Method will display player information and add up goals
and assists to equal points.
***************************************************************************/

void Player::printPlayer ()
	{
		int points;
		cout<< name << endl;
		points=goals+assists;
		cout <<"Goals:"<< goals << setw(3) << "Assist:" << assists << setw(3) << "Points:"<< points <<setw(3) << "Plus/Minus:" <<rating << endl;
	}

//*********************************
void Player::setName(const char newName[])
	{	
		strcpy (name, newName);
	
	}
//********************************

void Player::changeGoals(int goalsScored)
	{
	if (goalsScored <0)
	cout <<"error: goals cannots be negative" <<endl;
	else assists +=goalsScored;
	}
//***********************************************	 
void Player::changeAssists (int assistsEarned)
	{
	if (assistsEarned<0)
	cout << "error:goals cannot be negative:" << endl;
	else 
	assists+=assistsEarned;
	
	}
	
//***************************************************
void Player::changeRating(int plusMinusChange)
	{
	rating+=plusMinusChange;
	
	}
//**************************************************
int Player::getGoals()
	{
	return goals;
	}
//********************************
int Player::getAssists()
	{
	return assists;
	}
//**********************************
int Player::getRating()
	{
	return rating;
	}

[akrutke]

Update to code, realized I missing constructors.
Now the issue lies in correctly building the code.
My values came back as garbage

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <string.h>
using namespace std;


//CLASS DECLARED
class Player
{
public:
  Player();
  Player(const char[], int, int, int );
    
  void printPlayer();

  void setName(const char [] );
  void changeGoals( int );
  void changeAssists( int );
  void changeRating( int );

  int getGoals();
  int getAssists();
  int getRating();

private:
  char name[50];
  int goals;
  int assists;
  int rating;
};




//Function Prototypes


//**********************************************************************************


int main ()
{
Player player1( "Andrew Krutke", 1, 1, 1);
//Player player2();

cout<<"First Player Object"<<endl;
player1.printPlayer();

return 0;
}



//Constructors

Player::Player()
{
	char name[] = "\0";
	goals = 0;
	assists = 0;
	rating = 0;
	
}



Player::Player (const char[], int g, int a, int r)
	{
		setName("none");
		changeGoals(g);
		changeAssists(a);
		changeRating(r);
	}




//Methods


/***************************************************************************
This Method will display player information and add up goals
and assists to equal points.
***************************************************************************/

void Player::printPlayer ()
	{
		int points;
		cout<< name << endl;
		points=goals+assists;
		cout <<"Goals:"<< goals << setw(3) << "Assist:" << assists << setw(3) << "Points:"<< points <<setw(3) << "Plus/Minus:" <<rating << endl;
	}

//*********************************
void Player::setName(const char newName[])
	{	
		strcpy (name, newName);
	
	}
//********************************

void Player::changeGoals(int goalsScored)
	{
	if (goalsScored <0)
	cout <<"error: goals cannots be negative" <<endl;
	else assists +=goalsScored;
	}
//***********************************************	 
void Player::changeAssists (int assistsEarned)
	{
	if (assistsEarned<0)
	cout << "error:goals cannot be negative:" << endl;
	else 
	assists+=assistsEarned;
	
	}
	
//***************************************************
void Player::changeRating(int plusMinusChange)
	{
	rating+=plusMinusChange;
	
	}
//**************************************************
int Player::getGoals()
	{
	return goals;
	}
//********************************
int Player::getAssists()
	{
	return assists;
	}
//**********************************
int Player::getRating()
	{
	return rating;
	}