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@j_football_now I would say keep the current foreign quota rules. Get a proper scouting team for foreign Signings and they'll be even stronger in depth. Too many foreign signings will spoil the broth.

Should the J. League change the foreign quota rule? 🤔 The current rules allow clubs to register up to five foreign players for a single matchday squad.

@workthebeat The agents benefit the most from both J and K league's way of signing players regardless of results overseas. Stronger scouting teams outside of Japan and Korea have bridged the gap between SEA and the top 2 in East Asia even more quickly despite the gulf in gap between them.

@workthebeat When their locals do a lot better than the foreign signings handed out by agents.... It could only mean one thing....

J. League fans are focusing too much on the foreign quota but I feel like in order for J. clubs to win, you need a big club. Having 2~3 Muto’s or Osako’s isn’t enough. You need all the best players in the league like your Hosoya’s, Kagawa’s and Tatsuya Ito’s. #ACLElite 1/2

@workthebeat If SEA can pull in big names as advertised at a sustainable run, why not J league themselves? Internationally recognized local and foreign scouts should do the trick.

@workthebeat For example: Tsiy Ndenge could have stayed on in Europe, but chose Singapore. That's because a proper scouting team and project matters.

The PIF have gotten exactly what they wanted - for a Saudi club to win every year with home support every season and unlimited foreign players. But Machida weren’t good enough, even with more men. What can J. League clubs actually do to win the ACLE?

@TheAsianGame It will never work.

This is the second year of the new centralised Finals format for the #ACLElite. But, with empty stadiums blighting for some marquee fixtures, is it actually working? 🎧 open.spotify.com/episode/6lKnov…

@dan_ofthesouth The Americanization of FIFA will only get worse. They simply don't listen.

@dan_ofthesouth I meant FIFA will simply turn a blind eye.

How many fucking times do they need to be told no?

@JacobsBen WHAT? That is way too harsh

🚨 Gianluca Prestianni has been banned for six UEFA club and/or national team games for “homophobic conduct” following a report from Vinicius Jr. Punishment comes from the UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body. Three of the matches are subject to a probationary period of two years, starting from the date of the decision.   The six-match suspension includes the one-match provisional suspension already served by Prestianni during the Champions League knock-out play-off between Real Madrid and Benfica.

@KoreanClaret @HotpotFootball But with different head coaches this time around.

@HotpotFootball Basically world cup qualifiers again

BREAKING🇨🇳🆚🇸🇬 According to Chinese media, China national team🇨🇳 plans to play two international friendlies during FIFA international window in June. In addition to playing against Thailand🇹🇭 in Hangzhou on June 9, China plans to play an away match against Singapore🇸🇬 before it.

@HamEasy94245 Perry Ng will be a very big asset. Kai Whitmore is basically the replacement for Song Ui Young. Harry Spence will add depth to the wings.

@NicholasLeow4 We dont need to be Malaysia and Indonesia and have lots of them to naturalize... im happy with just 2 right now...

straitstimes.com/sport/football… Taniguchi has said no in regards to the question of a possible representation of Singapore in the national team.

@TouchlineX @el_pais As it should be.

🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: FIFA has rejected Donald Trump's suggestion to replace Iran with Italy in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. — @el_pais

@R_by_Ryo Seen J1 players moving to Thailand and even more commonly to Singapore. The pay there is much higher than you can get in J3 on average.

@R_by_Ryo There are incentives for non national team players to play in SEA, if you have the connections to influential people.

There’s no incentive for Japanese players to go to the Saudi league. They prefer going to Europe (for far less $), even to 2nd division or B teams just to get a chance to climb up to the top 5 🇪🇺 leagues because that’s the ticket to get into the Japan national team.