Yannik
Senior Member
Apparently one of the signings that led to RM being banned is Luca Zidane.
Huh hows that? His son plays at Madrid since Zidane moved to Madrid to play there. Seems fine to me.
Penal Madrid
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Huh hows that? His son plays at Madrid since Zidane moved to Madrid to play there. Seems fine to me.
KingMessi
SiempreBlaugrana
Apparently since he's French and was under 16 when he started at RM. They gave Zidane a job afterwards I believe.
Luftstalag14
Culé de Celestial Empire
From what I have read on various forums the reaction from a lot of Real Madrid fans seems to be quite positive. Many of them think this will help their team attain the stability it needs and the oil they need for their team to gel.
It could turn out to benefit them in the end.
It could turn out to benefit them in the end.
Yannik
Senior Member
He was a player for Madrid in 2001, his son moved there afterwards in 2004, surely having a job such as player/coach is enough as a reason for a 6 year old to move countries for family reasons.
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barcafan161
Active member
Question
When they appeal this could it push the window to next year instead of the summer?
When they appeal this could it push the window to next year instead of the summer?
KingMessi
SiempreBlaugrana
No they likely wouldn't be able to. We were banned in April, remember. RM have 2 weeks to appeal I believe. And if it's denied before The transfer window opens to register players, they're done.
Yannik
Senior Member
But that shouldnt matter, what is important is the country in which he played and not the nation in which he was born
Luftstalag14
Culé de Celestial Empire
Perhaps, but they are pretty much set though, they don't have any glaring holes that they need to plug. One or two windows without FP fucking them up by parachuting some star players into their squad that Zidane will have to worry about accommodating/fielding might seriously do them some good. Plus, they can still recall their players on loan, right?
Yannik
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vocational education and/or training, in addition to his football
education and/or training, which will allow the player to pursue
a career other than football should he cease playing professional
football.
iii) It shall make all necessary arrangements to ensure that
the player is looked after in the best possible way (optimum
living standards with a host family or in club accommodation,
appointment of a mentor at the club, etc.).
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and the club with which the player wishes to be registered in the
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maximum distance between the player’s domicile and the club’s
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continue to live at home and the two associations concerned must
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the country in which he wishes to be registered for the fi rst time.
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