The International Trade of Players in European Club Football: Consequences for National Teams
The international trade of players in European club football does not seem to have had any negative effects on the national teams in the major soccer leagues.
The International Journal of Sports Marketing & Sponsorship - Volume 10 Number 1
The International Trade of Players in European Club Football: Consequences for National Teams
by
Harry Arne Solberg, Trondheim Business School
Kjetil K. Haugen, Department of Economics, Molde University College
Abstract
The international trade of players in European club football does not seem to have had any negative effects on the national teams in the major leagues. Data presented in this article indicate a potentially positive effect for England and no effect for Spain, Italy and Germany. Contrary to this, the national teams in Norway, Greece and France seem to have benefited from exporting players to leagues of better quality than their own domestic leagues.
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