What's to stop us signing players on loan with a contract in place to sign them permanently once the embrago ends? Didn't Fulham do that with us and Bobby Reid?
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What's to stop us signing players on loan with a contract in place to sign them permanently once the embrago ends? Didn't Fulham do that with us and Bobby Reid?
Nothing I should imagine. If a player is happy with a drawn up contract that theoretically kicked in upon the ending of an embargo then I doubt anyone is in position to stop. Sounds like a sensible thing to do reallyQuote:
Originally Posted by az city
What’s to stop us? Most likely the players’ clubs and agents.Quote:
Originally Posted by az city
Bobby Reid joined Fulham on a season-long loan with a view to a permanent transfer, but the deal was completed five months later.
Is it a theoretical way around the embargo?
The EFL embargo rules prevent making any commitment to payments in the future, so unfortunately they thought of this scenario and do not allow it.Quote:
Originally Posted by az city
Thought this was going to be another Sala thread.