Who are under the cfg umbrella, which is why I said or any affiliate clubs. There's a ban on all permanent/temporary, direct/indirect transfers.he's at Troyes. hes fine .
Only between City & Girona, the rest are fine. Only effects clubs in the same comp.Who are under the cfg umbrella, which is why I said or any affiliate clubs. There's a ban on all permanent/temporary, direct/indirect transfers.
the indirect part covers any potential third cfg affiliate club. nobody involved with any cfg side can go to Girona in any capacity before spetember 2025.
We are close to signing a lad from NYCFCWho are under the cfg umbrella, which is why I said or any affiliate clubs. There's a ban on all permanent/temporary, direct/indirect transfers.
Who?We are close to signing a lad from NYCFC
From a post on this transfer forumWho?
Unaware of that, was that a pre-agreed deal?Only between City & Girona, the rest are fine. Only effects clubs in the same comp.
We moved a lad from Girona to Lommel last week
UEFA said:the clubs will not transfer players to each other, whether permanently or on loan, directly or indirectly, from July 2024 until September 2025, with the exception of pre-existing transfer agreements that had been entered into before the opening of the CFCB proceedings;
We can do business with any of our affiliates, it's specifically Girona where the restrictions apply.We are close to signing a lad from NYCFC
The UEFA ruling was only clubs under the same ownership in the same UEFA comp. Not blanket across the ownership.
That's interesting, I heard when we had some interest but that sounds a lot further progressed now. Cavan is also interesting, it's remarkable that we are picking out Yanks at 14, and that he already has played professionally at that age.From a post on this transfer forum
"Understand Man City are closing in on deal to sign Christian McFarlane from NYCFC, agreement now done.McFarlane has rejected bids from Brighton and German clubs for Man City.A signing for Man City Academy, first Cavan Suvillian and now Christian McFarlane"
Sullivan is a pre-contract agreement, I think. He will not leave Philadelphia for two years. It's a strange one allowing him to play at that age but he is, apparently, so good.That's interesting, I heard when we had some interest but that sounds a lot further progressed now. Cavan is also interesting, it's remarkable that we are picking out Yanks at 14, and that he already has played professionally at that age.
I'm sure there used to be laws stopping under 16s from playing professionally but we've seen a handful now both in this country and abroad. I'm not sure how they would differentiate it from child labour either, as you can't technically be employed at that age other than a paper-round.