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Sell on clauses and buy back options. 13:29 - Jul 5 with 812 views

Man City and Chelsea in particular hoover up potential talent from UK and Europe farm them out in Europe then sell with sell on clauses (25% of buy profits) or buy back clauses (buy him back at a fixed price if he does well).

This seems to me to be player farming and morally suspect. Ethan Ampadu signed at 17 or so and hardly ever played for Chelsea just sent around Europe for an annual fee. They are now desperate to shift him to crystallise their investment. It was never perhaps in the plan for him to play for Chelsea. Countless others.

Hudson Odoi who they turned down Euro70m a couple of years ago might be paid off after very poor form and possible off field issues. Monopolistic unjust rules to cover huge incompetence by billionaire owners.

Football authorities including the EFL and EPL do not work properly and should ban these ant competitive practices. They showed how dim they were after being duped by BLM and their associates.

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Sell on clauses and buy back options. on 14:14 - Jul 5 with 748 views

Badlands

Should there be a limit on the number of players signed to clubs in their age categories. And applied to feeder clubs ... e.g Chelsea max 50 in each age group spread across Chelsea and Bordeaux (or other clubs partnered with the pensioners.)?

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Sell on clauses and buy back options. on 15:59 - Jul 5 with 671 views

SullutaCreturned

Chelsea routinely send 30+ young players out on loan and yes, I think it qualifies as playe farming and the authorities should change the rules because Chelsea are not the only guilty club.

There are very many young players at the big clubs, the player has their head turned by the EPL giants and the massive money on offer and they think it'll be good for their careers. Even older players fall for it, like Bony and Sinclair going to Man City. Maybe the massive wages soothed any irritation but their careers faltered up there.

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