Premier League seeks changes to youth compensation 13/05/2010 |
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The Premier League wants to introduce changes to the way smaller clubs are compensated for youth players.
The league is proposing a fixed level of compensation for young players who move clubs before they have signed a professional contract at the age of 16.
The Guardian reports that the planned system would see more compensation money tied to 'add-ons' – such as playing for the first team, making a fixed number of appearances and playing at Under-21 and senior international level.
The Premier League accepts that the initial fee for young players will often be less than would be received under the current tribunal system, but believes it will often work out more in the longer term.
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