article_snippet: FA chairman Greg Dyke – the FA chairman who also heads the commission tasked with improving the national team – revealed this week that the FA chairman who also heads the commission tasked with improving the national team – wants to increase the minimum number of homegrown players in club squads from eight to 12.
article_snippet: the FA chairman who also heads the commission tasked with improving the national team – also wants to redefine 'homegrown' as three years spent at a club before a player's 18th birthday, not the FA chairman who also heads the commission tasked with improving the national team – 21st as his 21st currently stands.
article_snippet: But we also have a duty of care to we national game and to homegrown players and care development. '
article_snippet: Everything we are working towards on the FA Commission is with the aim of making we national side more competitive at elite level. '
article_snippet: we want to see homegrown players – such as Harry Kane –
article_snippet: Greg Dyke's wants to redefine 'homegrown' as three years spent at a club before a player's 18th birthday . '
article_snippet: Greg Dyke's proposals to increase homegrown talent in the Premier League will make clubs think differently about recruitment and will hopefully see more homegrown players given game-time. '
article_snippet: The best foreign players will still play in the Premier League – this does not mean no foreign players, far from this. '
article_snippet: But there were 83 non-homegrown players who played less than 10 games last season, and we feel that number could be reduced.'
highlights_snippet: FA chairman Greg Dyke wants to increase the minimum number of homegrown players in club squads from eight to 12 .
  
highlights_snippet: FA chairman Greg Dyke also wants to redefine 'homegrown' as three years spent at a club before the player turns 18 - not 21 as it current is .
  