retired_slc3477

I tried to sign a player off Boca Juniors. He didn't get a workm permit but yet I can still sign him. What does this mean and what should I do?

retired_jaclynnew1212

That means that you can keep him in your team but he cant play for you at all. Your only option is to send him out on loan to a WP feeder club or hope that a club in some other country where the WP issues dont exist want him on loan.

retired_slc3477

So he will never play for my team. Jesus thats fierce weird altogether. So I should camcel the deal?

etonyx

How old is he? If he is under 21/22, he will probably go to your feeder club till he can get a work permit, but if he is over that he will most probably reject. So under 21, accept, but over 21 reject.

retired_jaclynnew1212

No he will play for your team once he's eligible for a WP. That depends on a lot of different factors tbh. But he'll have to either complete a certain number of years playing in a country (3-5 years, depending on country) or play a certain amount of international matches for his country. If he's a youngster, just sign him and send him out on loan to your WP feeder club (you're sure to have one else you wouldnt have been able to sign him at all). If its in Spain or Belgium then I think it takes about 3 years to get a WP. Keep offering him a new deal after every 2-3 months or so and you might just get lucky and they'll grant him the WP.

retired_slc3477

He is 19. Should I loan him out to my feeder team in Poland? Would that get him a work permit?

retired_jaclynnew1212

Yeah do that. I think it takes 3 years for him to get a WP if you keep sending him to a feeder club in Poland. But like I said, keep offering him a new contract after every few months and you might lucky at some point and get a WP approved for him.

retired_slc3477

Thanks for the help guys. I will try this.

Thanks again,
Patrick

darreng

It takes 2 years in Spain if the player is from a spanish speaking south american nation. Im not exactly sure who those nations are though.