Clubs in the Thai League Discussing Foreign Player Quota and ASEAN Quota for Upcoming Season
Clubs in the Thai League recently convened for a meeting to discuss crucial topics that will shape the upcoming season. Among the issues under scrutiny is the #ForeignQuota, which plays a significant role in the involvement of Thai players. Currently, the league mandates that each club can register 5 foreign players from any nation, 1 from Asia, and an unlimited number of ASEAN players. However, on match days, only 3 foreign players from any nation, 1 from Asia, and 1 from ASEAN are allowed on the field.
A document outlining potential changes to the foreign player quota was circulated to all clubs for deliberation ahead of the next meeting. The options presented for discussion are as follows: Option 1 suggests registering 5 foreign players and fielding 3 on match days, while Option 2 proposes naming 5 foreign players for competition but limiting on-field appearances to 3 individuals.
Another contentious issue on the agenda is the adjustment of the ASEAN quota. The choices on the table are as follows: Option 1 advocates for maintaining the current quantity of ASEAN players, while Option 2 recommends reducing the number of ASEAN players in the 2024/2025 season. There is also a query about potential future reductions and whether the number will remain the same in subsequent seasons.
In addition to the foreign and ASEAN quota deliberations, clubs were instructed to submit a list of players under 23 years of age for each match day. A new regulation to be implemented in the 2024/2025 season mandates that teams include at least one player under 23 on the match day roster of 20 individuals. This measure aims to promote the development and integration of young talent in league matches.
As discussions continue to unfold and decisions are made on these pivotal topics, the Thai League is poised for potential changes that could impact the dynamics of team compositions and player participation in the upcoming season. Stay tuned for further updates as clubs prepare to navigate these new regulations in the pursuit of success on the football pitch.
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