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Brexit happened when the UK left the European Union on 31 January. Transition period: An 11-month period after the UK left the EU, during which it has to follow EU rules. Free trade agreement: A deal between countries to reduce barriers like taxes and encourage trade.

Brexit is the withdrawal of the United Kingdom (UK) from the European Union (EU) and the European Atomic Energy Community (EAEC or Euratom) on 31 January 2020.

In the wake of Brexit, the English football clubs will have to adjust to stricter rules on the transfer market. The buying frenzy could be over.

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Access to European players after Brexit will be made much more difficult for English football clubs. After December 31, 2020, player transfers from the EU are subject to significant restrictions, according to a document published by the Premier League, the national association FA and the English Football League (EFL).

Accordingly, the English professional clubs need a permit for such transfers in the future. This in turn is based on a point system based on three criteria: the player's experience in (youth) national teams, the quality of the releasing club and the number of club appearances of the player being sought. ( All news and background information on the Premier League )

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We know, however, that Brexit was primarily an English emotion, fuelled by English votes. In all honesty we should not speak of Brexit . In the meantime we should note that England is by no means one thing. Ullswater is not at all like Brixton; Widnes would look out of place in Dorset; there

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This is to ensure that local talents have greater employment opportunities. Transfer transactions that do not meet the conditions can only be carried out with special permits. Test

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Restrictions on transfers from Premier League clubs

Clubs are also faced with significant hurdles when it comes to transfers of young players. Analogous to the current regulation for players outside Europe, the clubs will no longer be allowed to sign EU players who are younger than 18 years old from January. A limit has been decided for U21 players who are 18 years of age or older.

In the coming winter transfer window, each club may only sign three U21 players; from next summer there will be a limit of six players per season.

"Even though we had different views at the beginning about what impact Brexit should have on football, this is an example of how football associations can work together effectively for the bigger picture," said FA boss Mark Bullingham. ( table of the Premier League )

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