Ludwig

Chapter 271 The cheating labor certificate
Solskjaer had a very meaningful smile: "The most important thing is that they are relatively cheap, and they can be rented or transferred without too high a price. I believe everyone knows that the chairman of Cardiff City... ...cough cough."

Solskjaer ended the intrusion with a dry cough.

In order to save a transfer budget of 1500 million pounds, the owner of a wealthy Chinese businessman in Cardiff City terminated the contract of the team's meritorious coach McKay. Such a thing has spread throughout the offices of the five major leagues.

How about Chen Zhiyuan being stingy?Some people justified him: This is to increase income and reduce expenditure, to tap internal potential, and it is also to give young coaches the opportunity to coach!

No matter who is right or wrong, in the final analysis, everyone still understands a club chairman with such a personality like Chen Zhiyuan.

Solskjaer continued to explain: "Moreover, when I was coaching in Cardiff City, I tried my best to collect some potential stocks from the world's mainstream leagues, and evaluated them through their game videos and highlights. Like Stuttgart's Timo Wey When Erna was still playing in the youth team, I had already invited him to come to the Norwegian league to try, but in the end his agent declined."

"..."

Heller was speechless for a while.

After continuing to be shocked for a while, he stammered: "You mean, you have collected information on potential players from all over the world?"

Solskjaer also seemed to feel that he had said a bit too much. After thinking for a while, he added: "It doesn't count, like the countries ranked behind the [-]th in FIFA, and some countries that are ranked high, but I can't do anything about the league without any data to verify."

After finishing speaking, the baby face shrugged innocently. This posture looked very cute.

You know, how rare it is for the word "cute" to appear on a man over forty years old.

Heller still seemed unbelievable, and he continued to ask: "What do you think are the potential stocks in Asia?"

Solskjaer blurted out without thinking: "At present, in the Asian region, the player with the most potential must be Sun Xingmin who is currently playing for Leverkusen. I believe you know this name very well, and he also plays for the United Arab Emirates in the Gulf region. The Omar Abdul Rahman of the league, this is a player who has been dubbed the Messi of the Gulf."

"Bay Messi?"

Heller seems to feel that such a title is a bit too much for an Asian player.

Then, Heller looked for the lengthy name in Solskjaer's list - Omar Abdul Rahman.

But after Heller carefully read it three times, he still failed to find this extremely tongue-twisting Arabic name in Solskjaer's "U23 potential stocks" list.

After discovering such a problem, Heller also smiled and said: "Ole, this name does not appear on your list, do you think that the financial resources of the Frankfurt club are not enough to introduce a young Asian player? You know, Keisuke Honda’s transfer fee to join CSKA Moscow was only 900 million euros..."

(It’s time for Yuanmou popular science again. The highest transfer fee for an Asian player is the well-known Japanese legend Hidetoshi Nakata, who transferred from Rome to Parma with a transfer fee of 1860 million pounds. Yes! That’s Parma, which has declared bankruptcy and has a debt of nearly [-] million euros .

The second highest transfer fee for an Asian player is also Hidetoshi Nakata, who transferred from Perugia to Rome for a transfer fee of 1300 million pounds during the Chinese millennium.The third highest is the transfer of Keisuke Honda from the Netherlands Venlo to CSKA Moscow at a price of 800 million pounds. )
"Oh no, Mr. Heller, please allow me to interrupt you."

Seeing Solskjaer's anxious face, Heller nodded in a very gentlemanly manner, signaling that he would return the right to speak to Solskjaer.

"For the player Omar, I can only feel very sorry. In Europe, more than one team hopes to have the determination to introduce him, and there are many giant clubs like Arsenal and Manchester City..."

Hearing this, Heller was dumbfounded again. (Let the chairman of a team like you not feel at ease to stay in the office counting wallets and mistresses, and come out to engage in some head coach recruitment, well, now, what else can you do besides being surprised when you hear these football inside stories? Continue to be surprised Right! In fact... Yuan Mou just wants to satirize "a layman manages an expert" here, everyone understands, understands.)
"Professor Arsene Wenger once sent a trial invitation to Omar, but unfortunately, the Al Ain club rejected them. Then, Manchester City club used their amazing financial resources to get Omar a week of trial training time (probably In 2012, that is, when Omar was 20 years old), it can be said that during that time, Omar was the closest to the European mainstream league..."

Seemingly whetted by Solskjaer's slow tempo, Heller couldn't help asking anxiously: "What's the result? Why didn't this Asian player land in Manchester City? I don't believe that Manchester City's financial resources are not enough to introduce him." An Asian player!"

"Uh...Mr. Heller, the problem is not the transfer fee, but the well-known labor certification policy of the Premier League..."

Hearing this, Heller suddenly realized: it turned out to be a labor certification issue!

The Premier League labor certificate, I believe that the viewers who have been immersed in the business strategy game "Football Manager" hate it to the bone!
The Premier League work permit has kept many very promising non-EU players out of the Premier League.

There are three ways for non-EU players to obtain a Premier League work permit:
1. Participate in 75% of the national team's international A-level matches in the past year, and the country's FIFA ranking must be in the top 64.It can be issued if both conditions are met;
2. For countries with a high level of football and players who have not been selected for the national team, it can also be called the "Genius Regulations";
3. Obtained by appealing to the FA.

Such a series of harsh conditions have also prevented many players who have signed with Premier League clubs for a long time but have not been able to get the opportunity to appear in the Premier League.

Like the "King Dong" Dong Fangzhuo we all know, after he signed for Manchester United, he was loaned to Antwerp in the Belgian Second Division.

Royal Antwerp is one of Manchester United's satellite clubs. Why do Manchester United loan their potential youngsters to Antwerp more?The crux of the problem lies in two points: 1. You can obtain Belgian nationality after living in Belgium for three years; 2. The Royal Antwerp club is close to Manchester United, so it is easy for Manchester United to inspect the players they loan out.

This is definitely a great boon for players who recognize dual nationality or even multi-nationality nationalities-they only need to play in Belgium for three years and accumulate sufficient confidence before they can land in the Premier League and be accepted Human abuse, until the confidence is gone...

(Chapter 1 is so rare! Hahahaha~)

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