Champions League clubs to be prohibited from signing players from one another.

European football clubs are taking a gander at new standards that would restrict Champions League sides from offering players to one another. 

The Idea was raised by Andrea Agnelli, the executive of the European Clubs Association, following the association’s 25th General Assembly. 

Agnelli, who is likewise the executive of Juventus, said that this makes a more serious equilibrium in European football. 

Addressing an inquiry following the ECA meeting about compensation covers, Agnelli discussed discovering elective approaches to get monetary reasonable play inside football. 

“Clubs meeting all requirements to explicit levels in global rivalries would not be permitted to get each other’s players. 

“That would improve aberrant fortitude towards different clubs. In this way, no triple figure moves among Champions League taking an interest clubs. These are components we are examining,” he said. 

(Dailypost)