The English Premier League, English Football League and Scottish Premier League have rejected the English Football Association's proposal to impose post-Brexit quotas on the number of EU players in club squads. “There is no evidence that stronger quotas than exist now would have a positive impact on national teams. A statement from the EFL said: "The proposed changes would be a significant departure for our clubs as they currently operate under European football law with no restrictions placed upon their ability to sign foreign players.
The English Premier League, English Football League and Scottish Premier League have rejected the English Football Association's proposal to impose post-Brexit quotas on the number of EU players in club squads. A statement from the EFL said: "The proposed changes would be a significant departure for our clubs as they currently operate under European football law with no restrictions placed upon their ability to sign foreign players.