if player in champions league moves club during the season can he still play in the UEFA cup for his new club?
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there are restrictions however they're two totally different competitions so as long as he only played in the CL for one then he can play in the UEFA cup
1274
Dai makes a good point on MLS players making the transfer to Europe.  The only American that I have seen make the transfer and you hear of when watching the nightly reports on Europes games is Brian McBride.  Though he has been with many clubs in Europe since 2000, he is still playing good.
1058945
yes, although he's not acctually a european he does play in europe - Ronaldinho (barcelona FC)
194605
1. Wayne Bridge joined Fulham on loan in Jan. '06 for the rest of the season since he hasn't seen any action with Chelsea.\n\n2a. Tony Adams joined Utrecht as a trainee coach in Jan. '06, but left in Feb. to be with his pregnant wife.\n2b. Ray Parlour joined Middlesbrough in July '04 & still plays with them.\n2c. David Seaman joined Man-City for a year after leaving Arsenal, but retired in '03/'04.\n\n3. Adrian Mutu is currently playing for Juventus & his country (Romania).\n\n4. Juan Sebastian Veron is currently playing for Argentina & Inter Milan (joined '04).\n\n5. Emanuel Petit retired from the international scene after the '02 World Cup. He last played football for Chelsea in 04' after failing to recover from a knee surgery.\n\n6. Graeme retired in '05 after moving to Southampton from Chelsea.\n\n7. Darren Anderton is currently playing for Wolverhampton Wanderers since the start of this season, after moving from Birmingham.\n\n8. Gianfranco Zola retired in June '05.\n\n9. Peter Schmeichel retired from playing after leaving Man-City after the '03/04 season. His now now plays as a goal-keeper for City. Peter himself hosts live Champions League-matches at a Danish television channel, TV3+\n\n*phew* you can't beat that!\n\nupdate: Just read that Wayne Bridge will be returning to action after an injury sooner than expected! Read about it here - http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=361181&cc=4716
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they pay for player the whole year even if he is injured or a substitute. they pay for him every week unless he make another contract to another team. and about the transfer the player get his weekly salary and the owners team get the money for the transfer.
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He is no longer playing professionally.  His last team was Livingston in the Scottish Premier League in the 2004-2005 season.  He then tried to move to Derby County, a team in the English Championship league (level just below the Premier League) but he did not sign a contract with that team.  He did not play professionally in the 2005-06 and it is not clear whether he will attempt to return to another team next year.
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whoever comes 5th and 6th in the english premiership qualifies for the uefa cup, along with the winner of the carling cup, if the winner if the carling cup finishes in 5th or 6th then 7th place qualifies
306503
Haha. Trick question. he plays for PSV Eindhoven in the Dutch Erindivese.
330480
No... Because he would be probably tired after a hard season including La Liga,Copa Del Rey and Champions League challenges... Also his national team isn't much strong for qualify next rounds of World Cup..\nI think he is going to be ranked an avarage rating with his performance in the Cups play...
770766
Believe it or not the players are still fatigued from last weeks game, thats how hard they work\n\nbut no they dont always switch players, either they won and will keep the same squad, or try a different variation to try to get a good result
18247
It depends on matches the team has played against other teams. Further explained in the website below from the Federation International of Football Association
1058037
Yes I think they can....First they need to change the Coach/Manager....Get them over to Europe and play more... even if it is friendlies....
520337
The champions league is europes premier competition where europes best teams play and depending on the countries uefa coefficent depends how may places they get in the competition, the top european leagues get 4 entries down to the lesser nations getting just 1.  The uefa cup is a step down from this competition where teams that have performed less well in the league or won the domestic cup will be entered.
287572
No and if he does, maybe will go back to Inter or he could surely go to CHELSEA and or BARCA.
1060173
What team does he play for?  That would help.  The only information I got was for a European player, from one season.
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In effect it is a fee for an early release from one contract of employment so as to tempt the player to sign another contract of employment with his new club and compensate his old club for loss of his services.\n\nIf a player has come to the end of his contract, then no transfer fee is required for him to join a new club. It is generally called a Free Transfer when this happens.\n\nThat being so, clubs who have paid a large sum for a player to join them will not let the player come to the end of his contract but tempt him to sign another one, so they can see some money back for what they paid for him.\n\nAlan Shearer cost Newcastle United 15 million GBP when he joined them from Blackburn Rovers. He is now aged 34 and is about to retire. Newcastle will not see anything back for their 15 million. And the fans pay for it, through high ticket prices.
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NO WAY!!\nbecks will bounce back, im sure of it. :)\nyeah, i think he should change his club, cause they dont even play him in real madrid! :(\ni love beckham, and dont want to see his career, which hes been working a lifetime to get to the status hes at, to go downhill.. :(