Sentences with phrase «homegrown players quota»

Coming in at left - back could be West Ham United defender Aaron Cresswell, who impressed in his first season in the Premier League and who would help fill that pesky homegrown players quota.

Wanted by Manchester City, Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has not had the best season and could be a useful signing to improve City's homegrown players quota.

JD made a great point about an issue that might affect the upcoming transfer window: UEFA's homegrown player quota.

Not exact matches

Fulfill the homegrown quota, after that we don't need any more English players.

If the homegrown quota is of concern, we could look at these players to fill in: — Chilwell — Barkley — Butland — Zaha

Mangala appears to be getting better but demichelis isn't an elite cb and I think with the amount of player's they'll have to get in to get the homegrown quota it could make for a shaky start.

But if Arsenal really need a decent homegrown player to meet the quota, they should extend Wilshere's contract soon, before other clubs lured him in January.

League rules require Premier League club's to have eight homegrown players — and here's who we think Manuel Pellegrini could sign to meet the quota...

Manchester City have enquired as to the availability of Southampton striker Jay Rodriguez in a bid to fulfil their quota of homegrown players in the Premier League, but he will not come cheaply, according to Manchester Evening News.

Chelsea are in need of adding to their quota of homegrown players next term as the likes of Frank Lampard and Ashley Cole face uncertain futures.

The current homegrown quotas alone mean we should not sell talented English players, let alone to rivals.

The top two Premier League sides are interested in Ings in order to increase their quota of homegrown players with a promising star.

Manchester City is trying hard to sign homegrown players to boost their own quota.

I think quota re homegrown / English players had something to do with his purchase..

Arsenal have no reason to concern themselves with the homegrown quota, we're the best top team in the league at using homegrown players.

I like the idea of adding another British player to the defence, Clyne, along with a British centre back in the next few years would set us up nicely and see us comfortably meet the homegrown quota.

Clubs can have more than eight homegrown players, it's just a quota to protect against importing too many established players from other leagues.

The report adds that it would also help Chelsea meet the quota for homegrown players in the club squad.