I. Serie A, Bundesliga,
La Liga
The Premier League's
Foreign aid restrictions
The rules for foreign and local players in Europe's top five leagues:
Premier League: no foreign aid restrictions but at least 8 local players required for labor certificates
The Premier League has no restrictions on foreign players (non-EU players), but requires those foreigners to be on a labor card and a maximum of 3 foreigners can be on the pitch at the same time. The labor card requires non-EU players to have played for their national team within the last 1 year
At least 75% of the games of international A-level matches, in addition to the country's FIFA ranking to be in the top 64, but does not rule out the possibility of obtaining it by means of a special application. In addition, the FA has explicitly stipulated that eight British-based players (England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales) must be included in each team's registered league 25-man squad.
2. Bundesliga: limit of 4 foreign players and at least 12 local players
The Bundesliga specifies that each club has 4 places for foreign players, but can only play a maximum of 3 per game. It is also mandatory for each club to have at least 12 homegrown players in their first team (the program has been in place since 2006 and initially stipulated a minimum of 4, with an incremental increase of 2 per year to reach 12).
3. La Liga: limit of 3 foreign aiders
The Liga MX rules allow only three foreigners per participating club.
4. Ligue 1: limit of 4 foreign players
Ligue 1 allows four foreigners per participating club and the maximum number of players on the pitch at the same time is limited to three.
5. Serie A: Unlimited foreign aid and "3+3" for local players.
The number of foreign aiders per team in Serie A is actually unlimited. However, in terms of reinforcements, only one overseas non-EU player can be introduced in a summer (not counting those who are already in Serie A), and if you want to bring in more, you have to sell one of them, and at the same time, the number of foreigners on the pitch is limited to three. In addition, the Italian Football Federation (IFF) has issued a "3+3" policy for local players, which requires each club to have at least three players from its own youth training and at least three players from the youth training of other Italian clubs.
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