Can an owner have two teams in different Nations leagues on the same continent?

Of course! Haha, it's absolutely unrestricted, because the owner behind a club belongs to a private organization and is not subject to FIFA.

Regulatory, so as long as you have strong financial resources, how many teams you invest in is completely your own business, not to mention that a continent has two teams, even a country with clubs with different sports is allowed, because this is the scope of FIFA cannot interfere, but no matter how many teams you own, the transfer fee used to buy and sell players cannot be ridiculously high, which will disrupt the normal business model of the club.

So at this time, the National Football Federation can intervene and say that you use the improper gold dollar policy to disrupt the market, and you will be fined. That's pretty much the case, I hope it works for you.

Yes, one owner can have two teams in different national leagues on the same continent. While this may be restricted in some leagues, there may not be a clear restriction in others. In this case, the owner can own more than one team at the same time, as long as each team meets all the requirements and regulations of the league.

However, it is important to note that such an approach may cause some controversy and criticism, as it may affect the competitive balance and fairness of the league.

Of course, it's okay to be in the same league, and Longventus and Siena are the same owners.

It is possible for a country to have different leagues at different levels, for example, Real Madrid has two teams at different levels in La Liga.

If it is the same country and the same level of league, it is definitely not allowed, and if the top league of different countries has the possibility of playing in the Champions League or Europa League, it will be banned sooner or later. If it's a lower-level league, it should be fine.

Theoretically, yes, but I haven't heard of that person owning more than one club.

Yes, but there are no two top clubs at the same time, like Manchester United, which has satellite clubs in Antwerp to develop talent for them.

Yes, Chelsea's Ab has two, UEFA has rules that you can have two teams or more, but two teams cannot play at the same level at the same time, and if that happens, you have to make a trade-off.

Abu Chelsea and Moscow** Army.

Teams and clubs are not the same thing, a club can have several teams, and they are all one manager, as long as there is money, several clubs can be managed by one person.

It should be possible, I don't know, you. You can go to the website and ask those professionals.

As long as you have money, there's nothing wrong with that.

The NBA is a commercial league, as long as there is enough money, not to mention two teams, even more teams can be, it is precisely because of the commercial league, the owners of the NBA are not so stupid, the investment of each team is a huge investment, but also risky, once the loss is not a small loss, so the bosses are only willing to run a team well, more chance to get good results, can also reduce a lot of risk.

It's a pity that there is no quota for each continent in Live 11, so I can only choose randomly, and if it is really awkward, I have to spend a little effort and choose it myself.

You choose a random group, it's very unfair to divide it like that, it is recommended that you tune one by one, and transfer the strong teams you want to each group.

After all, it's a game designed by devils.

Oh, yes! That one is random, and you can also choose for yourself!

It's hard to do that on other continents than Europe, because it's so far away that it takes days to fly to another country than a race, and it's not realistic to fly around. In addition, if you only play continental competitions, you won't play in your own country? Then the level of your own country should not be able to improve.

Each country's own league can not only improve its own level, but also help to discover the best talent in its own country.