| This Brazilian Nodge are signing... 08:49 - Jul 18 with 1072 views | BlueRaider |
How are they getting a work permit for him ? He's never played internationally, and given what happened with Celina, he would seem to have less chance of getting one than him.
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| This Brazilian Nodge are signing... on 08:53 - Jul 18 with 1012 views | Zx1988 |
Edit - looked up the requirements
In actual fact, it would appear that he actually meets the points total based on football alone.
Sao Paolo got to the QF of the Copa Libertadores - 8pts
Played in 76% of SP's domestic league games - 6pts
Sao Paolo are a Band 3 club - 8pts
Because of the way in which South American leagues/competitions are assessed, it's far easier for an uncapped South American player to get a work permit than a lower-end European international.
That gives 22pts out of the 15pts required for a work permit. [Post edited 18 Jul 2022 9:03]
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| This Brazilian Nodge are signing... on 09:12 - Jul 18 with 878 views | jayessess |
| This Brazilian Nodge are signing... on 08:53 - Jul 18 by Zx1988 |
Edit - looked up the requirements
In actual fact, it would appear that he actually meets the points total based on football alone.
Sao Paolo got to the QF of the Copa Libertadores - 8pts
Played in 76% of SP's domestic league games - 6pts
Sao Paolo are a Band 3 club - 8pts
Because of the way in which South American leagues/competitions are assessed, it's far easier for an uncapped South American player to get a work permit than a lower-end European international.
That gives 22pts out of the 15pts required for a work permit. [Post edited 18 Jul 2022 9:03]
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edit: you edited your post to make the same point! I made! [Post edited 18 Jul 2022 9:13]
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