article_snippet: Greg Dyke wants to change the rules until nearly half of each 25-man squad in the Premier League is 'Home Grown' under Greg Dyke stricter definition of what makes a 'Home Grown' player.
article_snippet: FA has proposed three rule changes to what makes a home-grown player .
article_snippet: Dyke proposal is to make three changes to the 'Home Grown' player rules, to be phased in over four years from the start of 2016-17. 1)
article_snippet: A Home Grown player is a player irrespective of nationality who is registered to play in England or Wales for three years before A Home Grown player 18th birthday (rather than A Home Grown player 21st birthday as currently stated).
article_snippet: Reduce the number of non-Home Grown players in a 25-man first-team squad from 17 to 13.
article_snippet: And so increase the Home-Grown players from eight to 12.
article_snippet: Introduce requirement that at least two Home Grown players are 'club trained', ie. have been registered with at least two Home Grown players current club for three years prior to at least two Home Grown players 18th birthday.
highlights_snippet: The FA chairman wants to change the rules until nearly half of each 25-man squad in the Premier League is 'home grown' under a stricter definition .
  