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Arsenal and Manchester United could miss out on the signing of AC Milan forward Francesco Camarda, HITC understands.
“I was at Leicester for about three months and had been given the chance to sign there, but because of Brexit, which came into effect on January 1st, I wasn’t allowed to stay,” said Circati.
Former Hibs star Tam McManus believes Brexit is the reason there is such a lack of international motivation in the current squad at Easter Road.
Your weekly update from the Brexit ‘downside bunker’, chronicling the downsides, and occasional upsides, of Brexit.
“At the end, they rang me to ask who Diomande was, where he’d come from. I spoke to the Arsenal scouts, who saw his videos and asked for more information. They were interested. Brexit made that situation difficult, but if it hadn’t been for that he might have gone there.”
The decision to leave the EU makes it harder for young European footballers to play in the Premier League.
“Making it difficult to trade with your biggest market is a dumb thing to do", Sir Martin Broughton said.
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters has attempted to explain why clubs in England’s top-flight are spending so much after Brexit.
The new visa system put in place after Brexit is a contributory factor to Premier League clubs spending record sums on transfer fees as they find it more difficult to sign players at a younger age, the league's chief executive Richard Masters said on Thursday.
The Brazilian prospect is still searching for a loan move because he cannot get a work permit as Premier League clubs continue to come to terms with the GBE system that has seen worldwide playing pool shrink by more than 90%.
FIFA's Article 19 rule had established a general ban on minors transferring internationally, but made an exemption for players over the age of 16 moving within the EU.
Due to FIFA rules, leaving the EU meant British clubs suddenly found themselves unable to sign the best teenage players from abroad until they turn 18. Some of Europe's top sides are taking advantage.
Brexit rules mean Leeds will have to wait until the final days of the January transfer window to sign Diogo Monteiro from Servette, says Joe Donnohue.
Post-Brexit rules should be relaxed to allow English clubs to bring in more top-quality youngsters from Europe, Chelsea academy chief Neil Bath says.
Thomas Tuchel is ‘preparing to leave’ the United Kingdom in December due to Chelsea’s decision to sack him, according to a report.
Former Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel will be forced to leave England next month due to Brexit rules after being sacked by the Blues in September.
Seldom do the Premier League’s 20 clubs get together and find common ground. Too much self-interest, a need to look after number one. / On the impact felt by Brexit, though, there is a rare united front.
Brexit has drastically shrunk the pool of footballers available to English clubs without having any clear benefit to the prospects of homegrown talent in the Premier League.
English clubs fear they will end up playing inflated prices for players or missing out on the best talent altogether because they cannot compete for their signature until they are 18.
“It is no longer possible to go to England due to Brexit,” Antov explained at the time, via Corriere dello Sport.
Thomas Tuchel is thought to have a 90-day period until he is required to leave the UK following his sacking at Chelsea having been left in post-Brexit visa limbo.
Raith Rovers are still working hard to add a new signing with the deal currently being held up due to “work permit-related” issues.