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[Football] Bilal El Khannouss
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pigmanovich
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No wonder he's "being touted as the next Phil Foden," he's Foden's Moroccan doppelganger!
Publius Ovidius
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Oh great another one to go out on loan
The above is from an article from 2023, so that relates to this summer's transfer window.
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Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
Waxing chumps like candles since ‘75
- Oct 4, 2003
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Looks like a typical Brighton signing. The loan link to USG is just lazy journalism. As others have mentioned we can't because of the UEFA ban and there is no shortage of clubs who'd take him on loan if that's the route we go down (I reckon we'd more than likely let him stay at Genk on loan until January). 11 senior caps for Morocco already but likely to spend the summer with their U23s at the Olympic games, which would probably mean no pre-season here (if we wanted to take a look at him before deciding what to do).
macbeth
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would cost a lot more than we’d probably pay just to loan him out. would expect him to cost similarish to trossard
S'hampton Seagull
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We could if we don't qualify for Europe? I thought it was just because we were both in the same comp (or could have been?)
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
Waxing chumps like candles since ‘75
- Oct 4, 2003
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Nope the UEFA ban prevents any moves between us and USG until September 2024, which effectively means no transfers can take place until the January 2025 transfer window. The ban also covers moves between other co-owned clubs Aston Villa FC and Vitória Sport & AC Milan and Toulouse.
From following link -
The CFCB renders decisions on multi-club ownership cases for the 2023/24 UEFA club competitions
The CFCB First Chamber accepted the admission of Aston Villa FC (ENG) and Vitoria Sport Clube (POR); Brighton & Hove Albion FC (ENG) and Royal Union Saint-Gilloise (BEL); AC Milan (ITA) and Toulouse FC (FRA) to the UEFA club competitions for the 2023/24 season
www.uefa.com
The clubs will not transfer players to each other, whether permanently or on loan, directly or indirectly, until September 2024;
• The clubs will not enter into any kind of cooperation, joint technical or commercial agreements; and
• The clubs will not use any joint scouting or player database.
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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Posh Spice is a slapper
She really is a moose
And when she'd shagging David
She's dreaming of Khannouss.
She really is a moose
And when she'd shagging David
She's dreaming of Khannouss.
redoubtable seagull
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- Oct 27, 2004
- 2,539
I take a passing interest in Genk FC and this guy is one of their stand out players. I was surprised he did not find a move at the end of last season. He’s a good player and if we did buy him I doubt we’d be loaning him out.
Milano
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Pray for Warren……
Super Steve Earle
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Pray for the guy in the club shop who does the names on the back of shirts!
tigertim68
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- Sep 3, 2012
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Does the same rule apply to Man Utd and Nice , Man City and Gerona , and all the other premier clubs who have interest in other European clubsNope the UEFA ban prevents any moves between us and USG until September 2024, which effectively means no transfers can take place until the January 2025 transfer window. The ban also covers moves between other co-owned clubs Aston Villa FC and Vitória Sport & AC Milan and Toulouse.
From following link -The CFCB renders decisions on multi-club ownership cases for the 2023/24 UEFA club competitions
The CFCB First Chamber accepted the admission of Aston Villa FC (ENG) and Vitoria Sport Clube (POR); Brighton & Hove Albion FC (ENG) and Royal Union Saint-Gilloise (BEL); AC Milan (ITA) and Toulouse FC (FRA) to the UEFA club competitions for the 2023/24 seasonwww.uefa.com
The clubs will not transfer players to each other, whether permanently or on loan, directly or indirectly, until September 2024;
• The clubs will not enter into any kind of cooperation, joint technical or commercial agreements; and
• The clubs will not use any joint scouting or player database.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
Waxing chumps like candles since ‘75
- Oct 4, 2003
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No. It only applies when clubs have qualified for European competition and changes have to made to the overall ownership/setup of the clubs concerned. In USG's case Tony Bloom reduced his share in the club to 25% (taking him below the UEFA limit of no-one owning more than 30% of a second club) and Alex Muzio increased his ownership to 75%.
When the ruling was made on Brighton and USG etc, Ineos didn't own any of Man Utd (and Nice hadn't qualified for European football this season either). If they both get into Europe then UEFA will have to make a ruling and it will depend on how much Ineos own of Man Utd as to what the ruling may be, it's currently below the 30% limit though.
The same applies to City and Girona who both look like they will be in the Champions League next season (City Football Group currently own about 47% of Girona so would need to reduce that shareholding).
I am sure there will be some legal wranglings as it's United and City involved, but I fully expect Tony to have his eye on the outcome and take legal advice if they are treated any differently (The same goes for the owners of Villa and AC Milan etc who are also effected by the same ruling as us).
As a side note Premier League clubs took a vote in the autumn to ban transfers between co-owned clubs for the January transfer window with a view to then discussing a permanent ban from the upcoming Summer window onwards. Brighton voted in favour of the ban but it didn't get the required support so wasn't implemented.
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el punal
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BluesRockDJ
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- Jan 24, 2020
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Why don't we look closer to home ? Thought 20 year old Wharton (who Palace got from Blackburn in January) was outstanding at Anfield yesterday.
Spooky
We got Joao Pedro from Watford.
Rushworth from Halifax.
WBG from Chelsea.
Steele from Sunderland.
Webster from Bristol City.
Welbz from Watford.
The Llama from Liverpool.
Lamptey from Chelsea.
Milner from Liverpool.
There will be LOADS of the young lads I'm missing here.
I think it's safe to say that we look close to home AND all other corners of the globe.
I agree that Wharton looks great though. Wasted on them up the road.