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The four Italian professional levels have different rules about non-EU signings: Lega Pro teams from both divisions may not buy any non-EU players. It does not matter if the club selling the non-EU player is Italian. In Serie B, teams can only buy non-EU players from Italian teams of all levels. Serie A has a detailed set of rules as follows: If a Serie A club had none or just one non-EU player in the roster on the 30th of June 2013, the club is entitled to buy non-EU players from foreign clubs until the limit of three is reached, without any restriction.
If a Serie A club has exactly two non-EU players in the roster on the 30th of June 2013, the club is entitled to buy one non-EU player from a foreign club without any restriction, until the limit of three is reached. Furthermore, the club can buy one additional non-EU player from a foreign club, provided that he replaces a non-EU player on at least one of these conditions:
the replaced player is sold to a foreign club
the replaced player’s contract expired on 30/06/2013
the replaced player obtained European citizenship after the 1st of February 2013
If a Serie A club has three or more non-EU players in the roster on the 30th of June 2013, the club is entitled to buy two non-EU players from foreign clubs provided that both of them replace a non-EU player each on at least one of these conditions:
the replaced player is sold to a foreign club
the replaced player’s contract expired on 30/06/2013 (this condition can apply to only one of the replaced players)
the replaced player obtained European citizenship after the 1st of February 2013
Serie A teams can buy non-EU players within the Italian transfer market with no restriction. Non-EU players that have been signed during the summer window may not be sold until the following window.
If a Serie A club has exactly two non-EU players in the roster on the 30th of June 2013, the club is entitled to buy one non-EU player from a foreign club without any restriction, until the limit of three is reached. Furthermore, the club can buy one additional non-EU player from a foreign club, provided that he replaces a non-EU player on at least one of these conditions:
the replaced player is sold to a foreign club
the replaced player’s contract expired on 30/06/2013
the replaced player obtained European citizenship after the 1st of February 2013
If a Serie A club has three or more non-EU players in the roster on the 30th of June 2013, the club is entitled to buy two non-EU players from foreign clubs provided that both of them replace a non-EU player each on at least one of these conditions:
the replaced player is sold to a foreign club
the replaced player’s contract expired on 30/06/2013 (this condition can apply to only one of the replaced players)
the replaced player obtained European citizenship after the 1st of February 2013
Serie A teams can buy non-EU players within the Italian transfer market with no restriction. Non-EU players that have been signed during the summer window may not be sold until the following window.
Samas ma ise ka ei saa täpselt aru, kuidas ja kellega Juventus Teveze jaoks koha suutis luua, sest vahepeal pole justkui ühtegi non-EUd klubist lahkunud.
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