Buying gems from Non-EU countries poses a problem for a manager in the EPL. Most of the youth players one buys doesn't get work permit. The only solution is to loan them to a feeder club where they can get an EU citizenship. But it still takes a minimum of three years and the training facilities and coaches of the feeder club isn't as good as yours. So I tried things to go around this process. If you haven't discovered it yet, I would like to share this technique I use to get work permits for gems as early as possible.
1. Before buying a non-EU wonderkid, one should have a feeder club to avoid work permit restrictions (e.g. clubs from Belgium, Romania, etc.)
2. After buying the player, you won't have a work permit for the player but will still be transferred and can only be loaned to a feeder club.
3. I DO NOT LOAN the player to the feeder club. I loan the player to clubs (not necessarily with high reputation) from the Premier League of Spain, France, Italy, Germany, etc. And he should be a valuable first team member so he will get more playing time and better competition than in Belgium, Romania, etc.
4. Here's where I think is the bug, when the player comes back after 3-5 months from loan, I offer him a new contract, and when he accepts it, the work permit issue is gone. HAHA
1. Before buying a non-EU wonderkid, one should have a feeder club to avoid work permit restrictions (e.g. clubs from Belgium, Romania, etc.)
2. After buying the player, you won't have a work permit for the player but will still be transferred and can only be loaned to a feeder club.
3. I DO NOT LOAN the player to the feeder club. I loan the player to clubs (not necessarily with high reputation) from the Premier League of Spain, France, Italy, Germany, etc. And he should be a valuable first team member so he will get more playing time and better competition than in Belgium, Romania, etc.
4. Here's where I think is the bug, when the player comes back after 3-5 months from loan, I offer him a new contract, and when he accepts it, the work permit issue is gone. HAHA