“They want to raise the age of spring to 20 years. People at this age have two children.” Leaving aside the second part, since in Italy few forty-year-old couples have two children, let alone twenty, Massimiliano Allegri thus he trashed the reform of the Primavera championship and it’s hard to blame him. For those who missed the latest episodes, Lega Serie A has introduced several new features in recent days. The first, much-desired AIC, which would rate similar numbers even among big players, is also introducing a rule in Primavera that obliges on-field players trained on youth fields: 5+5 to 10+10 over the next three years. The second, and it was on it that the Juventus coach focused attention, is aimed at raising the age of participants in the “youth” championship from 19 to 20 years old. If this were already the case today, it would mean that they could regularly use in Primavera not only players from 2003, who, by the way, in Europe already play in the starting lineup of top clubs, but even some players from 2002, who in other countries already several seasons are considered more than mature.
Source: Tutto Mercato Web
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