UEFA s rules are strict, and many stars are helpless and lose the European list

Written by Hanbing Who is the most "unlucky" new player in the market this summer? Chelsea's 20-year-old Argentine midfielder Bonanot, who was loaned from Brighton, is undoubtedly one of them. In the promotional video of Chelsea TV, he said that he could not wait to participate in the Champions League for the first time and was "very looking forward to it." But two days later, the unlucky Bonant was slapped in the face. Due to the UEFA registration rules, Chelsea did not have his name on the UEFA roster announced on September 3.

Bonanot does not need to be frustrated. First of all, there is still a chance to register for the Champions League knockout stage early next year; secondly, he is not the star who lost to the Champions League roster this time. In addition to Chelsea teammates Sterling and DiSassi, Tottenham Hotspur bought out of striker Ter, midfielder Bisuma this summer, Liverpool's Chiesa Jr., and Newcastle United captain Russells also missed the Champions League roster. In addition, Nottingham Forest bought a team record (43.5 million euros) this summer, both forward Hutchinson and full-back Zinchenko were not included in the UEFA Cup roster.

These high-priced players who cannot play in the European game are ultimately due to UEFA's strict registration rules. The registration limit for UEFA European roster is 25, and the registration qualifications are divided into 3 categories: 17 places can be used for players who do not meet the "local player qualifications", 4 places belong to players trained by clubs in the same league, and 4 places belong to players trained by participating clubs themselves. The "club training" standard is for a player to play for 3 seasons or 36 months in the club from the age of 15 to 21; the "club training for the same league" standard is for a player to play for 3 seasons or 36 months in other clubs in the league where the club is located during the age of 15 to 21. If the quota for "club training" players is not met, the total number of teams will be reduced accordingly. In addition to such strict registration conditions, there are also teams like Chelsea who are punished by UEFA, resulting in limited number of registrations for European games. UEFA requires Chelsea to sell players on the original European roster in order to register for new players' European qualifiers. Chelsea sold Maduaike, Nkunku, Hall and Amuku from the UEFA Cup roster last season, rented Jacquesson Jackson to Bayern, and refunded Sancho, and added 7 high-priced new players to the Champions League roster. In addition, the Blues must meet the salary standards of players on the roster. Bonanotsia City only joined the franchise on the deadline and could only lose the election.

Chelsea cannot collect the quota of local players, only 23 people were registered for the European A list. In addition to Bonanot, who is loaned for 2.3 million euros, defenders Di Sasi (45 million), winger Sterling (56.2 million), David Fofana (12 million) were also out of the election, and Muderick (70 million) who was temporarily suspended for taking banned drugs.

Newcastle United does not have "club training" players, there are only 21 people on the Champions League A list, and the captain central defender Russells was abandoned. Tottenham has only one "club-training" player and can only give up striker Ter, who bought out 35 million euros this summer. Liverpool's 17-year-old prodigy, Ngumoha, does not meet the "club training" standards and can only occupy non-local training quotas, resulting in Chiesa Little, introduced last year's 12 million euros, unable to register.

In addition, Juventus reported 8 players on the B list, resulting in a total of 5 goalkeepers on the Champions League A+B list, and was allowed to report 23 players on the A list.

Except for the restrictions of UEFA rules, Jesus (Arsenal), Dragus, Kurusevsky, Madison (Tottenham), and Dookure (Crystal Palace) were all out of the election due to injuries. In addition, the famous players who missed the European Cup include Paris Saint-Germain central defender Kim Ponbe.

In contrast, Chelsea signed up for Drapp, who was injured for two months; Bayern signed up for three seriously injured Musiara, Davis and Yoshihiro Ito; Barcelona also signed up for seriously injured goalkeeper Ter Stegen, who had revoked his registration in La Liga, and another injured Barde.

For the five major league clubs participating in the European competition, UEFA's strict registration rules have affected the club's strength to a certain extent. Last season, Chelsea participated in the third-level European Cup in the European Cup, and the main players Palmer, Lavia, W. Forfana and Chilville did not make the roster. But after the group stage ended, Palmer was added to the roster and became one of the Blues' heroes to win the European Cup last season. Before the European knockout round begins in February next year, each team can replace 3 of the 17 non-local players, and there may be "surprises" at that time.