Meanings of homegrown players in English

Southampton have spent heavily in recent times to supplement their talented homegrown players.

They've made some good off-season signings and continue to churn out great young homegrown players.

Worse, there is an outside chance they could bring in homegrown players to replace the incumbents.

As a solution, or at least part of one, I would propose transfer fees for homegrown players.

A distinct style based around homegrown players paid a fraction of what other comparable clubs are paying.

Other homegrown players like Beijing Automotive Industry Holding and Guangzhou Automobile have also set their eyes on auto financing.

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When he leaves the number of homegrown players in the squad will be the same as when he joined: zero.

The corollary is that homegrown players have fewer chances to break through than in any of the other leading nations.

Whether this supply line can replace the tradition of homegrown players defending the honour of Thomond Park remains to be seen.

We're all very keen to invest time, effort and resources into player and coach development and get more homegrown players through.

That meant an attractive, attacking team with a core of homegrown players and spending on transfers and salaries to be modest.

Platini's comments come after suggestions by Fifa president Sepp Blatter that domestic teams should be issued with a quota of homegrown players.

In other words, the club had four homegrown players ahead of a group that had cost them more than £100m on the market.

They have plenty of twentysomething homegrown players in the team today, none of them current internationals because all the current internationals go abroad.

That could be the FA's opportunity to insist on an increase to the current quota of eight homegrown players in a 25-man squad.