| Junker is no old boiler 13:27 - Apr 4 with 419 views | KeithHaynes |
Junker gone to the Reds in Japan.
Championship-linked Kasper Junker is moving to Japanese side Urawa Red Diamonds from Bodø/Glimt .
Swans were fairly close to agreeing something with his agent - However, Brexit rules meant no Championship club were also to strike a deal to lure him to England this past winter and he has now decided to move to Japan. Junker, who is 27 years old, scored 27 goals in all competitions for Bodø/Glimt and has now earned a €2.1 million move away from Norway on a two-year contract.
He started his career in his native Denmark at Randers and broke into their first-team as a youngster. He then left in 2016 for fellow Superliga side AGF and spent three years on the books there, scoring 10 goals in 62 games. Horsens came calling in 2018 and he stayed with them for a year-and-a-half before leaving on a permanent basis to Bodø/Glimt, after a brief period of time on loan at Stabæk.
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| Junker is no old boiler on 14:06 - Apr 4 with 389 views | Badlands |
The stumbling block is FA rules on player standard.
Under post-brexit immigration rules Junker would pass with flying colours.
Skilled worker with a sponsor / job 50 points
Ability to speak English 10 points
Earning £25,600 a year 20 points
= 80 points
70 points required to live and work in the UK. |  |
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| Junker is no old boiler on 15:06 - Apr 4 with 350 views | Thornburyswan |
Might be the 2.1M euro price tag that scuppered our approach (if there was one). |  | | |
| Junker is no old boiler on 16:00 - Apr 4 with 328 views | Catullus |
| Junker is no old boiler on 14:06 - Apr 4 by Badlands |
The stumbling block is FA rules on player standard.
Under post-brexit immigration rules Junker would pass with flying colours.
Skilled worker with a sponsor / job 50 points
Ability to speak English 10 points
Earning £25,600 a year 20 points
= 80 points
70 points required to live and work in the UK. |
Fa rules eh? Then the FA rules are set up to benefit the top 6 and the rich clubs bringing the best players in but are prohibitve to the rest.
This isn't brexit causing problems it's the governing body. Assuming you are right because I haven't checked. | |
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