I don’t think there’s any limit as to how many players we can loan out to other PL teams?
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James McAtee
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I don’t think there’s any limit as to how many players we can loan out to other PL teams?
Gabriel
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Given that you cannot loan more than one player to another club in the PL, then the limit is 19.I don’t think there’s any limit as to how many players we can loan out to other PL teams?
https://www.premierleague.com/news/464747
How many players can a club loan out?Given that you cannot loan more than one player to another club in the PL, then the limit is 19
The new FIFA regulation concerning loans is that a club can only loan out 8 players in a season. This rule also applies to all Premier League clubs.
Might need clarification on this.
My understanding is that we would not be able to loan out 19 players , one to each Premier league club.
I've read a few things on this and it is as clear as mud to me.
I thought a limit was placed on loans within the Premier league and I doubt it allows for 19 loans.
Centurions
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It's a maximum of 8 players loaned out but U21's and club trained players are exempt from that rule so in effect makes no difference to the status quo whatsoever (unless the rules have changed again :( ).How many players can a club loan out?
The new FIFA regulation concerning loans is that a club can only loan out 8 players in a season. This rule also applies to all Premier League clubs.
Might need clarification on this.
My understanding is that we would not be able to loan out 19 players , one to each Premier league club.
I've read a few things on this and it is as clear as mud to me.
I thought a limit was placed on loans within the Premier league and I doubt it allows for 19 loans.
I don't think there's a limit to how many clubs you can loan to.
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Congratulations to McAtee and Doyle on earning promotion to the Premier League at the Blades.
Tugay One Cup
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have you watched David silva play before?
Why are you always so obnoxious and needlessly abrasive?
You constantly accuse anyone who disagrees with you of not understanding football and you have said you think you have a better tactical understanding of the game than Pep Guardiola.
Given how infantile all of that nonsense is, I'd wager that the majority of people on this forum have watched a damn sight more of David Silva than you have. And in person, I might add.
Would be ideal i think to leave him at Sheff U for another season. Playing every week in the PL in a team hes now settled in and understands the system will be far more beneficial than a season sat on the bench getting a few minutes here and there.
Gabriel
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I personally think that would be far from ideal. It would be comfortable, for sure, but not add much in terms of his development. He turns 21 in October and has already learned as much as he is likely to at Sheffield United. Let's be on honest, they're unlikely to see as much of the ball next season, so they'll be adapting their system and all he would be gaining would be working on his defensive duties and more match fitness. That scenario might benefit Tommy Doyle, but McAtee needs to be pushed in a more attacking environment. My preference for him would be to return to the Etihad, or, alternatively, if we are intent on signing Bellingham, maybe loan Dortmund McAtee for the season.Would be ideal i think to leave him at Sheff U for another season. Playing every week in the PL in a team hes now settled in and understands the system will be far more beneficial than a season sat on the bench getting a few minutes here and there.
Kamaro011
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I personally think that would be far from ideal. It would be comfortable, for sure, but not add much in terms of his development. He turns 21 in October and has already learned as much as he is likely to at Sheffield United. Let's be on honest, they're unlikely to see as much of the ball next season, so they'll be adapting their system and all he would be gaining would be working on his defensive duties and more match fitness. That scenario might benefit Tommy Doyle, but McAtee needs to be pushed in a more attacking environment. My preference for him would be to return to the Etihad, or, alternatively, if we are intent on signing Bellingham, maybe loan Dortmund McAtee for the season.
Dortmund will rather buy McAtee so they can sell him big later than loan him.
Gabriel
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I'm sure they would, which is why my preference would be for him to stay in Manchester and start his first-team career proper.Dortmund will rather buy McAtee so they can sell him big later than loan him.