New Rules post Brexit for PL & EFL Clubs

KM said:
Ah, I missed this part but if he's counted as a senior player then would 30% requirement matter?
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He already has 6 GBE points for making his senior debut. But to get any further points as a senior player, he'd need more Serie A minutes:

Player’s Domestic
Minutes		Band 1Band 2Band 3Band 4Band 5Band 6
90-100%12108642
80-89%1197531
70-79%1086420
60-69%975310
50-59%864200
40-49%753100
30-39%642000
20-29%000000
10-19%000000
1-9%000000

I think it's fair to say it's impossible for him to achieve 60% of available Serie A minutes with only 4 weeks left of the year.

His qualification for a work permit will depend on his Primavera 1 minutes in the second half of last season plus the first half of this season.

Just looking into it, Atalanta have played ten Primavera 1 games this calendar year. They also have one more scheduled for 18th December. So that's going to be a total of 990 available minutes between January and December 2020. Which mean Diallo only needs 297 minutes to meet the 30% threshold. A bit of investigation on Transfermarkt tells me he has 514 minutes already.

So... yeah. I think he's okay. He has least 52% of u-19 minutes played in 2020, even if he doesn't step foot on the pitch again for Atalanta. Those 24 GBE points should be fairly safe.
 
I think,we did right business this year with these potential restrictions coming in place by buying and recruiting a lot of European Talent. I hate to say this but good work Scrooge McDuck
 
Dante said:
He already has 6 GBE points for making his senior debut. But to get any further points as a senior player, he'd need more Serie A minutes:

Player’s Domestic
Minutes		Band 1Band 2Band 3Band 4Band 5Band 6
90-100%12108642
80-89%1197531
70-79%1086420
60-69%975310
50-59%864200
40-49%753100
30-39%642000
20-29%000000
10-19%000000
1-9%000000

I think it's fair to say it's impossible for him to achieve 60% of available Serie A minutes with only 4 weeks left of the year.

His qualification for a work permit will depend on his Primavera 1 minutes in the second half of last season plus the first half of this season.

Just looking into it, Atalanta have played ten Primavera 1 games this calendar year. They also have one more scheduled for 18th December. So that's going to be a total of 990 available minutes between January and December 2020. Which mean Diallo only needs 297 minutes to meet the 30% threshold. A bit of investigation on Transfermarkt tells me he has 514 minutes already.

So... yeah. I think he's okay. He has least 52% of u-19 minutes played in 2020, even if he doesn't step foot on the pitch again for Atalanta. Those 24 GBE points should be fairly safe.
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But if we go by these criterias:

Selling club's league position in the last season, assuming the player has been in at least one matchday squad and played 1% of the available minutes in the cups:
Last Club’s Final League PositionBand 1Band 2Band 3Band 4Band 5Band 6
Title winner654321
Qualified for group stages of a Band 1
Continental Competition		543210
Qualified for qualifiers of a Band 1
Continental Competition		432100
Qualified for group stages of a Band 2
Continental Competition		321000
Qualified for qualifiers of a Band 2
Continental Competition		210000
Mid-table100000
Relegation000000
PromotionN/A11111
Continental progression of the selling club, assuming the player has been in at least one matchday squad and played 1% of the available minutes in the cups. Spain, Italy, Germany, France and England are all Band 1 :
Continental
Progression		Band 1 Continental
Competition		Band 2 Continental
Competition		Band 3 Continental
Competition
Final1072
Semi-Finals961
Quarter-Finals850
Round of 16740
Round of 32630
Group stage520
Other000
Quality of the selling club's league, assuming the player has been in at least one matchday squad and played 1% of the available minutes in the cups. Spain, Italy, Germany, France and England are all Band 1:
Band of Player’s Current ClubPoints
Band 112
Band 210
Band 38
Band 46
Band 54
Band 62


Then Diallo meets the both criterias and gets the 15 points without even having the required Italian reserve appearances.
 
Think the u18 rule is quite a good rule to be honest, especially at the bigger clubs not sure that many young players come over and actually make the grade, would always advise young players to be playing football every week rather then stuck in academy football. take Bellingham for example if he was at utd or city academy he would more then likely still be in there rather then playing for dortmond. lets take Mejbri as an example here would more then likely be starting at Monaco if he was still there,
 
Inigo Montoya said:
Are we going to see inflated prices for UK talent?
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We are going to see them hoarded by the top clubs. The gloves are off which is ridiculous since the current process has developed a fantastic generation of English talent.
 
cyberman said:
We are going to see them hoarded by the top clubs. The gloves are off which is ridiculous since the current process has developed a fantastic generation of English talent.
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So that's Grealish available to you for 100m....bargain chaps!
 
golden_blunder said:
Where are the rules for employing foreign coaches/managers?

will we back to big sam types?
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They have to have worked for 3 of the last 5 years in one of the top 33 leagues in the world.

Similar to player work permits there will no doubt be an appeal process as well. It’s something PL clubs really won’t have to worry about. It’ll be more likely just that League 1 or 2 clubs can’t sign some foreign managers from low levels but that really never happened anyway.
 
Very intresting how this will affect clubs.

Some of the top teams will have to change their strategy when it comes to academy. Including us. There will be fighting over good young UK players.
 
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