Post by Thatslife on Mar 3, 2019 22:31:17 GMT
Came across this article.
"One such legal precedent is the Bosman ruling, the groundbreaking decision made at the European Court of Justice in 1995 that declared players free to move clubs without a transfer fee at the end of their contracts. Obviously, that legal precedent could cease to exist if the UK crashes out of Europe"
"Work Permits
With Britain voting to leave the EU, more than 100 players now fail to meet the current work permit criteria for non-EU players, and therefore do not automatically join other Premier League clubs.
The ramification of that statement if it happened could be immence.
It could also, if the FA so wished, could limit the amount of foreign players on the pitch.
"One such legal precedent is the Bosman ruling, the groundbreaking decision made at the European Court of Justice in 1995 that declared players free to move clubs without a transfer fee at the end of their contracts. Obviously, that legal precedent could cease to exist if the UK crashes out of Europe"
"Work Permits
With Britain voting to leave the EU, more than 100 players now fail to meet the current work permit criteria for non-EU players, and therefore do not automatically join other Premier League clubs.
The ramification of that statement if it happened could be immence.
It could also, if the FA so wished, could limit the amount of foreign players on the pitch.
