The committee, which was commissioned by world football's governing body, is believed to be ready to propose a cap on agents' fees, which would see selling clubs limited to paying agents 10 per cent of the fee they receive for selling a player.
It will also be recommended that clubs be limited to eight international loans in or out of the club from the 2020/21 season, which would then fall to six two years later.
Their final recommendation is that only three players be able to move between the same two clubs in a single season.
The committee believes a cap on loans would prevent clubs from hoarding players while ensuring a player's development is prioritised over commercial gain.
Looks like a way to hinder CFG in my humble opinion.
It will also be recommended that clubs be limited to eight international loans in or out of the club from the 2020/21 season, which would then fall to six two years later.
Their final recommendation is that only three players be able to move between the same two clubs in a single season.
The committee believes a cap on loans would prevent clubs from hoarding players while ensuring a player's development is prioritised over commercial gain.
Looks like a way to hinder CFG in my humble opinion.