ancona why i can't take players no EU?

retired_anzljc · 07-07-2005, 05:23 AM

italians have messed up system for non EU players , i guess you can only buy one if you loose one non EU player, or something like that.There is no limitation on non EU players that you sign/buy from other Italian clubs, though..
At least, i believe that's a case...

retired_anzljc · 07-07-2005, 07:08 AM

you are in Seria A, right?
Check the rules in League tables screen, i just re writted what it said there. If you still can't buy any Italian based non EU, than it's a bug...nothing to do about that...

retired_burnandshine99 · 07-07-2005, 07:11 AM

Ancona in C2 he said.

Indeed, a quick check of the rules

Quote:

Each team has its own limit on non-EU players. This number will increase if a club signs a domestic based non-EU player and decreases if they sell a non-EU player to a team in the same nation.

retired_tinkfaeree · 07-07-2005, 09:42 AM

So, you should be able to sign a non-EU-player, as long as it's a domestic transfer.

retired_burnandshine99 · 07-07-2005, 10:18 AM

Aye, from this it appears that you can sign any non-EU player already employed somewhere in Italian football, but you may not be able to get one from outside Italy yourself (depending on your allowance).

retired_tinkfaeree · 07-07-2005, 10:34 AM

Exactly, Gwaptiva. You can buy any player from inside Italy, and only if you sell some non-EU-player to a club outside Italy, you can buy some non-EU-player from outside Italy.

I wonder if there are some foreigners around who just get sold so they can be offloaded.

retired_B_RAN · 07-07-2005, 10:55 AM

This from the FIFPRO.com website, dated April 2004, and it might explain why you're having trouble in Italy.

Quote:

Italy has decided to restrict access to its labour market for at least two years after 1 May.

This means that the current restrictions for non-EU-players in Italian football will remain the same.

Italian teams from the Serie A are only allowed 5 non-EU players on their books. In the transfer window of this summer the clubs of the Serie A are allowed to sign 1 new non-EU-player but only as a substitution for another non-EU-player who will leave the club.

Clubs in the Serie B can only have 1 non-EU-player on their books and for these teams it’s not possible to sign new non-EU-players this summer, with the exception of the non-EU-players who are already playing in Italy this season.

In Serie C players from outside the EU are not allowed.

Nevertheless the number of non-EU-players in Italian football is often bigger than seems allowed. This is caused by the fact that for many South-American non-EU-players it’s easy to obtain an Italian passport.

This does not make it clear if there was only going to be one summer in which a single non-EU signing is allowed or if this would be the rule for the summer of both 2004 and 2005. I'm sure that SI had to program this as a permanent change in Serie A, so at best you might get one non-EU player each summer during the summer transfer window. And even that would have to replace another non-EU player that is leaving the club. At least according to this article, there is no provision for signing a non-EU player at the Serie A level, as long as that player is already playing in Italy. That option is mentioned only for Serie B teams.

retired_anzljc · 07-07-2005, 03:12 PM

it's sounds complicated, maybe i should give italians a try, soon i'm done with my Cambridge city game(in next century

, the way i'm going now...)I like complicated non EU rules, i was thinking C2 or german regional league...

retired_burnandshine99 · 07-07-2005, 09:51 PM

Ah, the dual nationality thing may explain how I could have had an Argentinian DMC at Giugliano in C2/C in my previous save.

retired_dfiegel · 10-21-2005, 02:24 AM

it would be nice if the rules for non eu players in italy in fm06 were actually stated somewhere in the game.

ancona why i can't take players no EU?

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ancona why i can't take players no EU?