Why teenagers have become a huge part of football's transfer market
"You certainly speak to some and think 'that's completely the wrong idea', or, ' this player is going to be misguided'. Sometimes they push for a move when a player isn't ready."The contracts can be enormous and [money] can be a huge motivation to move. It could set a young player's family up for life."I would quite like to see some form of financial cap.
- ▪"You certainly speak to some and think 'that's completely the wrong idea', or, ' this player is going to be misguided'.
- ▪Sometimes they push for a move when a player isn't ready."The contracts can be enormous and [money] can be a huge motivation to move.
- ▪It could set a young player's family up for life."I would quite like to see some form of financial cap.
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Why teenagers have become a huge part of football's transfer marketImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, JJ Gabriel is one of the most highly-rated prospects in English footballByDaniel AustinBBC Sport senior journalistPublished18 minutes agoA 15-year-old growing up in the UK faces many tough personal decisions about their future - which school subjects to study, which social circle suits them, and where their priorities lie in life.But in the past few weeks the choices teenage Manchester United striker JJ Gabriel has been making about his future in football have drawn huge public attention in sports media and online.Gabriel has informed United he wants to leave the club and join another.
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