If a player is co owned by two clubs, which club is he playing for?

This is a matter of negotiation between the two clubs.

Before the co-ownership, there was an agreement about his future. A player's first professional contract cannot be shared, so when the club sells half of his ownership, there is a clear contractual agreement about how he plays for that club and how he will become a club in the future.

The shared players are generally young players, most of them are cultivated by the youth team of the big club, and the first team of the big club does not have the position of these players, the club will rent him out, in order to make the relatively small club that accepts the player better cultivate him, and the original club is optimistic about the future of the player, so there is a shared situation. The player has changed from exclusive to co-ownership, and when the two clubs sign the contract, there will be a clear statement about the player's future.

So the landlord doesn't have to worry about which team the player should play for.

That doesn't happen and players can't be on the same team. Unless it's on loan from one team, then the player is linked to both clubs, but he only plays for one team.

Unless it's a loan, and if it's a loan to a player from another team, the period is also set at the time of the season when the original player is in the team.

For the sake of the country's glory, then I don't think you can put all the national team footballers in one club because it's not easy to manage.

No, it's messed up and the players can fight with each other for a chance to get out and play.

For example, now that it's the European Championship, let's use the Euro Championship stars as an example. Ronaldo, Portuguese nationality, so when there are international competitions, he must represent the Portuguese team (such as the World Cup and the European Cup), Ronaldo is now at Real Madrid Club, and can participate in the annual Spanish League, Spanish Copa del Rey, Champions League, UEFA Cup, Club World Cup, etc.

I have to say something different.

1. The national team is a place to prove itself, because the national team does not have a salary, at most, it is to pay some bonuses, and fight for honor, if there is a world series that year, the world footballer and the European footballer will depend on the performance of the player in the national team. For example, Cannavaro, defenders rarely get the World Footballer of the Year. But he led Italy to the World Cup in '06, so he was awarded the World Footballer of the Year.

And the club is a place to buy you, feed you, train you, train you, ** you, the club is almost a business, the better the club, the better the better the star, all kinds of hardware facilities are very complete.

For example, why can't Chinese football go up, Chinese teenagers are not less talented than foreign teenagers, the key is the cultivation of the day after tomorrow.

I am from Xinjiang, and Xinjiang football is not without good seedlings. Xinjiang Youth Team has won the world championship, Xinjiang Normal has won the National University League championship, said that it can go to play in the second division, the result is 1 million, Xinjiang Normal can't get it, and no one sponsors it to give up, now Xinjiang has a team in the second division, the results are not bad, I believe you also understand, play B a year to 100w, play a year to 1000w, to play a year to 5000w in the Super League, do you understand?

Club = money money, I believe everyone knows Guangzhou Evergrande, 1000w euros of coaches, 1000w euros of foreign aid, the rest are all internationals, equal to half of the national team, the strength is stronger than the national team.

Haven't you heard? Shenhua wants to buy Drogba, and Chinese football is about to start rising. ,, whether you believe it or not, I believe it.

Buying balloon stars in the top league, China is only starting to do it now, Japan has already started doing it, Zico and other big names, so others now have the world's top players like Shinji Kagawa, China surpasses Japan, and I can't see it alive.

So I said a little more, forgive me.

Do you mean the national team and the club...

The same enterprise shall not be a shareholder of two more than one Qijia football club.

The Chinese Football Association's annual registration meeting ended yesterday at the Xianghe Football Training Base in Hebei Province, and four new regulations on transfer registration were also introduced. At the meeting, Ma Chengquan, director of the registration office of the Football Association, informed the heads of the clubs attending the meeting of the following four new rules for transfer registration; First, the same enterprise is not allowed to be a shareholder of two clubs, whether it is in Class A or Class A or even Class B; Second, after the end of the season, as long as the player on temporary loan is recognized by the old club, the player can be directly transferred to the loan club and will no longer be on the transfer list, which also saves the old club a listed name and the new club also saves a delisting place; Third, the loan fee for temporary transfers will be calculated according to the transfer fee of the player; Fourth, clubs that did not pay the transfer fee and loan fee last year will no longer be eligible for transfer this year. The last new rule was developed by the Chinese Football Association in response to the specific situation of a number of clubs defaulting on transfer fees or loan fees.

It is reported that after the end of the registration meeting, the clubs and local football associations who participated in the meeting will return to Beijing for a few days to rest. From the beginning of the month, he returned to the Xianghe base to participate in the standard study class of the Chinese Football Association Chinese Super League Club hosted by the Chinese Football Association Super League Office and chaired by Lang Xiaonong, director of the Chinese Super League Office. The workshop will end on the day of the month.

I think so, as long as you have money!