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Chelsea have been banned from signings during the next two transfer windows for breaching rules in relation to youth players, Fifa announces. 
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March 15 – Training your own talent is no guarantee of success at club level though the stats suggest that it gives a slight advantage. Players who spent at least three years between the ages of 15 and 21 in the club accounted for almost 25% of champion winning team squads, compared to only about 20% for all clubs surveyed.
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Building for the future comes at a cost in football but Norwich City hope they have found a low-risk method of raising funds to invest in their academy – from which supporters could also turn a profit.
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May 7- Manchester City, one of the richest clubs in world football courtesy of Middle East funding, have been banned from signing academy players for an initial 12 months and fined £300,000 for breaching rules governing youth transfers – colloquially known as “tapping up.”
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CALLS are being stepped up for Coventry councillors to reject Wasps’ plans to move into the Sky Blues’ lifeblood youth academy home – as it emerged sports’ governing body Sport England has been deprived of information it needs to advise Thursday’s planning committee. Two Sky Blues’ fans groups, the Supporters [...]
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Norwich City will go ahead with plans to build a new academy after fans and board members raised £5m through a club bond.
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The Liverpool tapping-up scandal was dramatically reignited on Tuesday after they were accused of submitting a “falsified” document to the Premier League when trying to lure a 12-year-old schoolboy from Stoke City.
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The English Football League will share £2.25 million over three seasons with clubs that give young, domestic talent the chance to play in the first team. This season, 8% of all appearances in the EFL have been made by English players under the age of 21, while 14 of England's Euro 2016 squad spent time in an EFL academy. The 'EFL Futures' plan will financially incentivize clubs to give even more chances to English U21s, with Cardiff and Newport being rewarded for promoting Welsh talent.
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Torquay United close their youth academy as part of cost-cutting measures following a takeover of the National League club.
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