retired_joda44

Work permits do they also apply to them? because they seem to be signing some young good players that have never been capped, and i find that unfair when i find really good uncapped players and cant get them

leanwitit

Of course it does as it does to teams in real life

I'd have a read in the manual on this subject. If you have a feeder club from Belgium or Poland you can still buy the player but send him to the feeder club for 3 years to gain EU citezenship. Clearly only worth it for young / hot prospects. Ok?

retired_vaivi24

Pengo have you checked there second nationality if they have a eu nationality then they don't need a work permit

retired_g_stull

Where are you managing? And have you checked these players nationalities and second nationalities as well?

darreng

Unfortunately there is a problem with sending players to a feeder club to gain a second nationality and its been in the game since this feature was introduced. The problem is that the player does not have to take a second nationality which kind of makes the whole 'send a player to a feeder club to gain nationality' pointless imo.

retired_joda44

Im managing Melbourne victory, and sydney fc got a young Brazilian player uncapped and 18years old, queensland roar got some south Korean player uncapped. Its all very strange :S

leftfoot

Being curious about how the game decides to give a conditional work permit to an uncapped player, without the need for sending to a feeder or second nationality I decided to test it out.

I only tested it while playing in the English leagues and basically it appears to depend on a Current Ability threshold. If a player's CA is greater than X then they get a work permit. There might be different values for different leagues but the same method is probably applied.