If you play the English Premier division, you will get some problems with getting work permit. What does that mean?

Any player coming outside of EU countries needs to get a work permit in order to be eligible to play in an English club. A work permit is granted if a player has played in at least 70% of his national team's last 16 matches. (This of course refers not to the full match but a one-minute appearence is enough)

When a player gets a work permit, thisis valid through the whole duration of his contract. However if you renew his contract, he will have to get a new work permit!

Countries from which a player needs no work permit are: Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, England, Faroe Islands, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Iceland, Republic of Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Northern Ireland, Norway, Portugal, San Marino, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine and Wales

Attention: If you are trying to sell a player to an english club from some other championship, be sure he can get a work permit, or they might cancel th etransfer afterwards!

If you are unsure whether a player is eligible for a work permite, have your scouts evaluate him, and they will comment on the subject.