A few days ago we announced in MD the dates for player registration for the next season in Champions League and in other European competitions. It is September 3 for the league stage and February 6 for the final qualifiers.
Registration where and, despite the new competition format, there is no change in terms of the time footballers can register. Each team must have a maximum of 25 players on List A at any time during the period. This must include two goalkeepers in List A and at least three in total between Lists A and B. In addition, eight places out of a total of 25 are reserved only for “locally trained players”.
A “locally trained players” is a “club-trained player” or an “association-trained player.” In the case of the first (player trained in a club or also considered as ACT), it is a footballer who is between the ages of 15 and 21, and regardless of his nationality and age, is registered with his current club for a period of a continuous period or not of three full periods or within 36 months.
In the case of the second (a player trained in an association or also considered as AAT), it is a footballer who is between the ages of 15 and 21, and regardless of his nationality and age, is registered in a club other clubs who is affiliated with the same national association as his current club for a continuous or discontinuous period of three full seasons or 36 months. That means he has played in the Spanish league for the last three seasons. If a club has fewer than eight locally trained players in its squad, the maximum number of players in the squad List A is reduced accordingly.
And then there is List B where UEFA continues to allow an unlimited number of young players who meet the conditions established in the competition regulations. The national federations must register these players with the administration of UEFA before midnight on the day before the match in question. A player can register at List B if you were born on or after January 1, 2003 and, since you turned 15, have been eligible to play for the club in question for a continuous period of two years, or the whole of three consecutive years with a maximum of one transfer period to a club of the same association for a period not exceeding one year at the time of registration in UEFA. 16-year-old players can be registered on List B if they have been registered with the participating club in the previous two years without delay.
For players of List B who have spent a period of time away from the club and therefore the “at club since” date is not sufficient to verify their eligibility for a roster; All the complete details of his career, including the exact dates of each transfer or loan, should be indicated in the “notes” section of the list of players provided by the team itself. UEFA.
Source: La Verdad
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