FIFA has agreed steps that will limit the number of players clubs can send out on loan from next season and will also limit the amount of money paid to agents in commissions, world football’s governing body announced on Wednesday.
In a statement, FIFA said it had taken “a series of key steps to protect the integrity of the system and prevent abuses” following a meeting of its Stakeholders Committee.
From next season, the number of international loans out and in permitted per club will be limited to eight, with that figure dropping progressively to six by the 2022/23 season. The number of players that can be loaned between the same two clubs will be capped at three.
However, the cap will only be applied to players aged over 21, or “non club-trained” players aged 21 and under.
The measures are aimed at curtailing “abusive and excessive practices”, with FIFA citing the hoarding of players by clubs and the distortion of competition when teams bring in several players on loan from a bigger club with whom they have a close relationship.
“Players’ development is suffering as they are moved from one club to another with no clear career plan. The current loan system has facilitated player hoarding with clubs putting numerous players on their books and then loaning them out to other clubs,” FIFA said in a confidential document seen by AFP.
The measures appear to be aimed at clubs such as Chelsea, who have habitually had vast numbers of players out on loan in recent seasons.
Monaco have as many as 18 players currently loaned out, including seven at Belgian side Cercle Brugge.
The recommendations will be endorsed at the upcoming FIFA Council meeting in Shanghai, scheduled for October 24.
However, they will not immediately apply to domestic loans, with the document stating that member associations will have three years in order to implement rules on a loan system “in line with FIFA principles”.
Meanwhile, in an effort to curb the amount of money going out of the game and into the pockets of agents, FIFA stakeholders also agreed to limit commissions as “conflicts of interest plague football’s transfer system.”
As a result, a selling club will not have to pay more than 10 percent of a transfer fee received to an agent acting on their behalf.

Agents representing a player will be entitled to a maximum of three percent of that player’s total remuneration and another three percent for representing the buying club.
In 2016, Mino Raiola was paid 27 million euros for his role in Paul Pogba’s transfer from Juventus to Manchester United for a then world-record fee of over 100 million euros.
The new measures are designed to limit “financial incentive of agents to engineer a possible transfer and to create “more transparent and objective forms of remuneration,” the document stated.

“Certain measures will certainly not please some agents, but there was a consensus on these measures and there have been discussions going back more than a year,” a FIFA official told journalists at the organisation’s Zurich headquarters.

“This is an important step towards making transfers more moral.”
The measures will also be endorsed at the FIFA Council in Shanghai.

https://ngg.ng/2019/09/26/fifa-reduces-players-loan-per-club-to-eight-agents-as-player-and-club-reps-for-transfers/

I don't see the point of buying a player only to loan him out to different clubs till you dispose of him. Doesn't make one bit of sense

So how's they gonna develop self confidence on big stage ??

All these cos of Chelsea .. They seeing our young lads doing good for the club...

dominique:
I don't see the point of buying a player only to loan him out to different clubs till you dispose of him. Doesn't make one bit of sense

Chelsea are the masters of this silly trend.

They did that to Ola Aina, Kenneth Omeruo, Nathan Akè, Nathan Chaloba, and almost did it to Christensen, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Tammy Abraham.

Next on the list is Real Madrid, who loaned the life out of Martin Odègaard and Illaramendi.

Chelsea is not going to like this... Way to go though. KTBFFH

This new FIFA rules and regulations are getting more and more chaotic


...

This will be a very good development.
Though our club we be affected,
As we currently have 32 players on loan in other clubs!
But on the long run, it is welcome development.
KTBFFH!

Starboytwo:
baba abeg, whats the meaning of this ktbffh?

STARBOY, abeg, we no be Baba o!
Back to your question, that code is only for Chelsea fans.
Are you a CHELSEA fan?
Your answer determines whether you'll get the answer or not!

Starboytwo:
me chealsea fan, olohun maje...

GGMU forever- even though we are sick currently.... But tell me please

Lol
STARBOY,

Okay it means...
KEEP THE BLUE FLAG FLYING HIGH.

Just like liverpool will say YOU WILL NEVER WALK ALONE..

Then we think Man Utd too have something else more than the RED DEVILS... Guess it's GLORY GLORY MAN UNITED.

That is it paddy.

.

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itsme01:



This new FIFA rules and regulations are getting more and more chaotic


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trash
it's good to football

Okay

Wetin Chelsea do for FIFA na?

They couldn't stand the splendor of the boys last night.

Bad belle

People like Omeruo right now

Anyway sale with option to buyback will fix this issue...

Mino raiola right now

They keep doing that to ruin a lot of talents

Yes this is it

pls i need a laptop and 4G network for my yahoo yahoo work thanks.

Nice measures to ensure sanity in clubs football especially regarding Chelsea and loaning frustrating life from young footballers,is my Chelsea, but I don't like that pattern.

dominique:
I don't see the point of buying a player only to loan him out to different clubs till you dispose of him. Doesn't make one bit of sense

This shows that you know nothing about football.

JasonScoolari:
Chelsea are the masters of this silly trend.

They did that to Ola Aina, Kenneth Omeruo, Nathan Akè, Nathan Chaloba, and almost did it to Christensen, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Tammy Abraham.

Next on the list is Real Madrid, who loaned the life out of Martin Odègaard and Illaramendi.

Lol see how you are reeling out lies

Olusharp:
FIFA has agreed steps that will limit the number of players clubs can send out on loan from next season and will also limit the amount of money paid to agents in commissions, world football’s governing body announced on Wednesday.
In a statement, FIFA said it had taken “a series of key steps to protect the integrity of the system and prevent abuses” following a meeting of its Stakeholders Committee.
From next season, the number of international loans out and in permitted per club will be limited to eight, with that figure dropping progressively to six by the 2022/23 season. The number of players that can be loaned between the same two clubs will be capped at three.
However, the cap will only be applied to players aged over 21, or “non club-trained” players aged 21 and under.
The measures are aimed at curtailing “abusive and excessive practices”, with FIFA citing the hoarding of players by clubs and the distortion of competition when teams bring in several players on loan from a bigger club with whom they have a close relationship.
“Players’ development is suffering as they are moved from one club to another with no clear career plan. The current loan system has facilitated player hoarding with clubs putting numerous players on their books and then loaning them out to other clubs,” FIFA said in a confidential document seen by AFP.
The measures appear to be aimed at clubs such as Chelsea, who have habitually had vast numbers of players out on loan in recent seasons.
Monaco have as many as 18 players currently loaned out, including seven at Belgian side Cercle Brugge.
The recommendations will be endorsed at the upcoming FIFA Council meeting in Shanghai, scheduled for October 24.
However, they will not immediately apply to domestic loans, with the document stating that member associations will have three years in order to implement rules on a loan system “in line with FIFA principles”.
Meanwhile, in an effort to curb the amount of money going out of the game and into the pockets of agents, FIFA stakeholders also agreed to limit commissions as “conflicts of interest plague football’s transfer system.”
As a result, a selling club will not have to pay more than 10 percent of a transfer fee received to an agent acting on their behalf.

Agents representing a player will be entitled to a maximum of three percent of that player’s total remuneration and another three percent for representing the buying club.
In 2016, Mino Raiola was paid 27 million euros for his role in Paul Pogba’s transfer from Juventus to Manchester United for a then world-record fee of over 100 million euros.
The new measures are designed to limit “financial incentive of agents to engineer a possible transfer and to create “more transparent and objective forms of remuneration,” the document stated.

“Certain measures will certainly not please some agents, but there was a consensus on these measures and there have been discussions going back more than a year,” a FIFA official told journalists at the organisation’s Zurich headquarters.

“This is an important step towards making transfers more moral.”
The measures will also be endorsed at the FIFA Council in Shanghai.

https://ngg.ng/2019/09/26/fifa-reduces-players-loan-per-club-to-eight-agents-as-player-and-club-reps-for-transfers/

This is a very good step in the right direction... Though my club Chelsea FC is going through hell now with transfer ban but this helped to improve our loaned players. We are enjoying them now oo, so take note

Chai, how chelsea wan do now?

Chelsea, Madrid and Monaco Right now
Fifa can't be serious


Roma will be like Fifa what's your own matter now..... Don't come and spoil business for us ooo...
Roma will never buy players they prefer Loan eeeh(Borrow me small)

DevilhimseIf:
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it's good to football

Garbage pile

VAR is chaotic,
Penalty kick when a keeper is limited to stay put on a line is disester

Thunder FIre FIFA new rule amin
Thunder fire Evil supporters amin

Devil wana be is a Dunce vagabond pauper and a pupet

Lovelife433:
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come to efcc office and get them , efcc appreciating customers

Who would believe Chelsea's longest serving player Lucas piazon has not played up to 5 games for the blues? Bought at 18, now 25 and on his 6th loan. I support this.

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itsme01:


Garbage pile

VAR is chaotic,
Penalty kick when a keeper is limited to stay put on a line is disester

Thunder FIre FIFA new rule amin
Thunder fire Evil supporters amin

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what a claptrap and stupid trashy post

you prefer they let you cheat just like Buhari the criminal terrorist

Lovelife433:
pls i need a laptop and 4G network for my yahoo yahoo work thanks.

check the nearest EFCC office! Take one there

The end result would mean China for the surplus

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This is done because of Chelsea lol.

Chelsea actually recalled most of our players on loan after the transfer ban so the after effect of not signing a player wasn't all that catastrophic. Infact, Chelsea was the only English team who loaned and sold the most players this new season but didnt buy any except for converting Kovacic loan to a signing. See my sig

That's good. 8 is even too much self, if you want to sell, sell, they should reduce to 5. Player can be sold for one year or two years, better still than loaning