article_snippet: Greg Dyke's revealed on Monday that Greg Dyke's wanted to increase the minimum number of homegrown players in club squads from eight to 12 in order to help the England team.
article_snippet: UEFA president Michel Platini wants to increase the minimum number of home-grown players from eight to 12 .
article_snippet: Greg Dyke's wants more homegrown players in Premier League teams, raising the number per squad from eight to 12.
article_snippet: But only three current squads fall short of the number per squad, though many of only three current squads homegrown players have yet to play for the first team.
article_snippet: Eight out of 25 (the number of home-grown players that currently must be included in a Champions League squad) is not as many as it should be.
article_snippet: Dyke's plans also include 'home-grown' players having to train in England for three years before the age of 18 .
highlights_snippet: FA chairman proposed raising the minimum number of home-grown players from eight to 12 at Premier League clubs .
  
highlights_snippet: Greg Dyke's plans also include 'home-grown' players having to train in England for three years before the age of 18 rather than 21 .
  UEFA president Michel Platini is in favour of the rule changes .
  