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Clarifying foreign player registration rules

I’m reviewing the foreign player registration rules in the Chinese FA. In 2020, clubs could register up to 6 foreign players for the season, using up to 5 on matchday. By 2023, the rules allowed for 7 registered players with 5 able to play in a match. I think this changed again in 2024, but I'm not entirely certain. It’s important to note these specifics can change, so I’ll ask if the user wants a summary or an opinion.Analyzing quota adjustments in soccer

I’m considering models for adjusting player quotas, like salary caps and U23 minutes rules. In the AFC Champions League, the foreigner rule has shifted to 5+1, and from 2023-24, it changed to allow for 5 foreigners plus 1 from Asia. Starting in 2024-25, it seems there may be no need for an AFC requirement. I’m thinking it could be beneficial to align CSL with AFC regulations for better performance while keeping youth incentives. Should I provide a recap of the article or discuss key points and implications?Considering article access and structure

I’m thinking about whether to pull the article, but network access is a key factor here. The default assumption is to enable workspace-write and keep approvals on failure unless stated otherwise. However, it seems we might not need to fetch the article after all. I’ll follow a structured format for the final answer, ideally using bullet points to keep things concise and straight to the point. That way, it’ll be clearer for the user!Crafting adjustments for club regulations

I’m outlining the importance of listening to clubs when it comes to roster building, contracts, and budgets since they bear the costs. Possible adjustment options could include increasing registered foreign players, modifying matchday usage, or removing the AFC slot. However, risks include suppressing domestic player minutes, affecting talent development, and creating inequality between clubs. I suggest engaging clubs, coaches, and fans while running simulations. For concrete proposals, I could suggest two options: one with 6 registered players and another with 7, with different matchday caps.