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They laughed when we called him Baby Yaya
No point in posting the link because of that silly auto-correct but this is from the official goon site announcing their UCL squad.
Their 25 man squad of HG and non HG players are all listed together.
As per UEFA regulations, List A is made up of a maximum of 25 players, two of whom must be goalkeepers, and eight must be 'locally trained players'. These are:
So Saliba has to be included in the non-HG list as will Sarr next season.
Their 25 man squad of HG and non HG players are all listed together.
As per UEFA regulations, List A is made up of a maximum of 25 players, two of whom must be goalkeepers, and eight must be 'locally trained players'. These are:
- Club-trained players who were on a club's books for three entire seasons or 36 months between the ages of 15 and 21
- Association-trained players who were on another club's books in the same association for three entire seasons or 36 months between the ages of 15 and 21
So Saliba has to be included in the non-HG list as will Sarr next season.
Why would they not be on the club's books if they were loaned out?
I don't understand the question.
Tanguy is still on our books. He's on loan to Galata but until the loan is perm, he's on our books, surely?
- Club-trained players who were on a club's books for three entire seasons or 36 months between the ages of 15 and 21
It is a big increase in value. Levy will be loving it.
What do we think an HG player is worth vs non-HG to PL clubs, maybe 50% more?
I guess we've always done this to some extent, it just doesn't often workout... but yes HG has to add a fair (well unfair) percentage.
For a player that's not HG for Europe I don't think there's any difference.
Why would he not be HG in Europe?
Cause we loaned him out to Metz.
Rules state (according to earlier post):
As per UEFA regulations, List A is made up of a maximum of 25 players, two of whom must be goalkeepers, and eight must be 'locally trained players'. These are:
- Club-trained players who were on a club's books for three entire seasons or 36 months between the ages of 15 and 21
A player is still on our books when they are on loan. Why would they not be? Unless there is another distinction in the rules somewhere else?
Sarr missed the UEFA deadline for his first season because we signed him in August after the season had started. UEFA counts from the first game to the last game of a season whereas Prem rules count from the end of the summer window to the end of the season
Needs to be registered.
On the rewatch he has an underrated weight of pass.
Eats ground and carries the ball. Covers for Biss.
Big thing you’d want him to work on is receiving with a player to his back. He can keep the ball and hold it but Biss and Maddison have that ability to sell a dummy and turn a player behind them. Porro even did it yesterday.
If Sarr can do that, fucking hell…
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If he learns to shoot a bit more accurately/with power, he genuinely could become of the very best CMs in world football. Same goes for Bissouma IMO.
I thought that too! Excellent weight of pass not only in the final third but those short 4-5 yard through balls into tight space during build up in the middle of the pitch.
He also plays a lot of first time passes into the mfs which have to be accurate and they nearly always are.
His technical play should definitely not be slept on, I've seen a few online pundits suggest he's a great athlete but he's much more.