Name: 夏の移籍市場でコロナウイルスの影響は？| 討論会の様子 (How will the summer transfer window be affected by coronavirus? | The Debate)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:48:01.000Z
Duration: 3 min 37 s
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Another problem football has to sort out is the transfer window, because women it takes place.

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Will be moved as well, alongside potentially the new season.

But ultimately it's down to each association to decide what they do with their own transfer window.

So in England and Scotland, the men's transfer window is scheduled to open next L on June the 10th and Clothes on September, the first in England.

The women's transfer window set to open on the 19th of June.

Clothes on September the 10th and Scotland.

The women's window is only open in July on Dhe.

Ultimately, we're still waiting for the FAA and the S a fee to call this in terms of what happens next.

Clearly they want some sort of a green light in terms of when football is going to resume on.

That's where you would anticipate some sort of a domino effect beginning tomorrow with you, eh?

For so if you ever come out and say for sure that they want their competitions, the Champions League in the Europa League to finish at some point.

That then helps English football to say, to put some sort of model together about where the might want to end their season.

And, of course, when their season ends, when does the new season begin?

What happens in the middle and how old is that transfer window above?

Ultimately, it's for those associations to decide between themselves.

There's no one overlord in terms of fever.

It's down to each competition governing body.

But Big Cole's big decisions to make but ultimately will be linked back to the issue on registrations on the issue in player contracts, not is part and parcel of a football manager's job, you're forever looking at players to buy players to sell again.

Is this another thing you just gotta put out of your mind?

These are actually realistic that you have to.

I think all of these conversations come back to a realistic start date.

So we're looking at you mentioned Boy starts earlier.

Jeff, is it where mass gatherings are permitted again?

There'd be a period of four weeks after that season.

We have to have a start date and all the processes sure that we spoke about earlier can come into place from that point.

Right now, it may be dramatically reduced window time.

But that work could be done behind the scenes until we get the start date.

Wouldn't you have someone like all clubs on your targets and who you might take out the football club.

So you get list and look at number four players, for example.

Scouts can't travel now to go to them, live anywhere we can tell.

It's you saying it will invest money hard earned cash on players.

You've never witnessed the data you like.

So all of these problems are so these issues, we can't deal with them right now.

Right now, you can come up with these good at the Chinese magnificently.

You bring your players in, for example, in smaller groups and squatted 25 you bring in the the four groups of six seventies up, come in and work in smaller groups and do their spin class gym working a running.

Do you avoid the gatherings of players because the players out of mentioned earlier will have their own doubts and worries and concerns about their family?

You have to be seen doing the right thing for your players on the same time of responsibility to keep them as close to good fitness levels.

You can't have a six week pre season to start the season because men clean up, switch off a swell, knowing there's not a gamer in the corner.

So as much as you want them to be at it during training, they're never going to be 100% are there because they know they're not working towards a match.

They need to see that the sports science guys are working with them.

The analysts are working with the medical team of speaking to them on a regular basis.

 All of these aspects have to be covered, but keep the balance right. 