The Dons have released a stinging statement in which they have called for a major review
Frustrated Aberdeen chiefs have called for an urgent review of both the domestic and international training compensations systems after feeling short-changed by Connor Barron ’s tribunal fee.
Aberdeen wants the Scottish Football Association and SPFL to get together and improve the protection for clubs and to stop other teams signing their top talents for knockdown prices. ‘The guaranteed fee and the likelihood of where the final compensation will eventually land, by way of the future conditional payments, justifies our decision to reject the full and final offer that was presented to us by Rangers back in May, which led to the Tribunal being convened.
The Pittodrie side also stated that the current set FIFA compensation for players moving outside Scotland is outdated and undervalues young talent. 'To ensure that clubs can be confident that the increasing, and significant, costs that are borne with academy player development are recognised and as such, there is an incentive for clubs to continue such level of investment.'
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