by Speedo » Thu Aug 09, 2018 10:07 am
lassassinblanc wrote: ↑Thu Aug 09, 2018 9:53 am
Given that we needed a hearing for a 25 time capped Japanese international who cost 9.5m and was given wages over 45k, I sincerely doubt we will get a work permit for 12 time U20 Brazil player who has played a total of 25 senior top flight appearances for a measly 1.5m loan fee
That's not how it works, fees don't necessarily matter - it's a points system.
Criteria Points Pass/fail for Santos
The value of the transfer fee being paid for the player is in the top 25% of all transfers to Premier League clubs in the previous 2 windows 3 points FAIL
The value of the transfer fee being paid for the player is between the 50th and 75th % of all transfers to Premier League clubs in the previous 2 windows 2 points FAIL
The wages being paid to the player by the applicant club is in the top 25% of the top 30 earners at the club 3 points Unclear - possible pass
The wages being paid to the player by the applicant club are between the 50th and 75th % of all the top 30 earners at the club 2 points Unclear - probable pass
The player’s current club is in a Top League and the player has played in 30% or more of the available domestic league minutes 1 point FAIL
The player’s current club has played in the group stages or onwards of the Champions League, Europa League or the Copa Libertadores within the last 12 months and the player has played in 30% or more of the available domestic league minutes 1 point PASS
You need 4 points - so if his salary is in the top 25% of top 30 earners (which would make his salary >£40k I'd imagine) then he'll get the work permit. That said - from some quick googling, it looks like his salary is more like £20,000.
Muto got his permit because he fulfilled the wages and Top League clause, plus most likely his fee was in the 50th-75th percentile, which would give him 6 points minimum.
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Given that we needed a hearing for a 25 time capped Japanese international who cost 9.5m and was given wages over 45k, I sincerely doubt we will get a work permit for 12 time U20 Brazil player who has played a total of 25 senior top flight appearances for a measly 1.5m loan fee
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That's not how it works, fees don't necessarily matter - it's a points system.
[b]Criteria[/b] [i]Points[/i] Pass/fail for Santos
[b]The value of the transfer fee being paid for the player is in the top 25% of all transfers to Premier League clubs in the previous 2 windows[/b] [i]3 points[/i] FAIL
[b]The value of the transfer fee being paid for the player is between the 50th and 75th % of all transfers to Premier League clubs in the previous 2 windows[/b] [i]2 points[/i] FAIL
[b]The wages being paid to the player by the applicant club is in the top 25% of the top 30 earners at the club[/b] [i]3 points[/i] Unclear - possible pass
[b]The wages being paid to the player by the applicant club are between the 50th and 75th % of all the top 30 earners at the club[/b] [i]2 points[/i] Unclear - probable pass
[b]The player’s current club is in a Top League and the player has played in 30% or more of the available domestic league minutes[/b] [i]1 point[/i] FAIL
[b]The player’s current club has played in the group stages or onwards of the Champions League, Europa League or the Copa Libertadores within the last 12 months and the player has played in 30% or more of the available domestic league minutes[/b] [i]1 point[/i] PASS
You need 4 points - so if his salary is in the top 25% of top 30 earners (which would make his salary >£40k I'd imagine) then he'll get the work permit. That said - from some quick googling, it looks like his salary is more like £20,000.
Muto got his permit because he fulfilled the wages and Top League clause, plus most likely his fee was in the 50th-75th percentile, which would give him 6 points minimum.
