Bellerín Or Deulofeu, between the 100 Premier affected by the Brexit

The Brexit or exit of Great Britain of the European Union accepted by the citizens of the islands can cause an authentic earthquake. Unless the English federations, Scottish, Welsh and north Irish reach a bilateral agreement with the European Union, the players of the union that play in the islands will do it like foreigners. In fact in the actuality there are 100 players in the Premier League in this situation.

It expects that said federations reach an agreement with the mediation of FIFA and UEFA, something that on the other hand would be discriminatory for with the rest of the workers and could not to carry out. Thus several players shiver expecting as it solves everything. By the moment, and according to the Treaty of Lisbon, Great Britain has 24 months of transition to declare his total independence.

Like this then , the Spanish footballers like Héctor Bellerín, Jesús Navas, Ánder Herrera, Gerard Deulofeu or Ayoze would be foreign in British floor. This by which already are in the Premier, those that play was and belong to a community "Federation" will have the same of difficult play in the islands. Something that will weaken strongly the English tournament and that it can leave very to shot to the canterano Barcelona Bellerín for the eyes of the FC Barcelona.

These are the 100 footballers that, to day of today, would be foreign in the Premier League according to the newspaper "MD":

• Aston Villa (9): Jores Okore, Leandro Bacuna, Jordan Veretout, Adama Traoré, Jordan Amavi, Carles Gil, Libor Kozak, Charles N'Zogbia and Aly Cissokho.
• Liverpool (9): José Enrique, Leave Lovren, Mamadou Sakho, Alberto Moreno, Simon Mignolet, Emre Can, Tiago Ilori, Adam Bogdan and Joãor Carlos Teixeira.
• Newcastle (9): Tim Krul, Vurnon Anita, Siem of Jong, Yoan Gouffran, Gabriel Obertan, Ayoze Pérez, Massadio Haïdara, Emmanuel Rivière and Sylvain Marveaux.
• Stoke (9): Erik Pieters, Marc Muniesa, Joselu, Ibrahim Afellay, Giannelli Imbula, Dionatan Teixeira, Philipp Wollscheid, Bojan and Jakob Haugaard.
• Watford (9): Mario Suárez, Joel Ekstrand, José Manuel Sworn, Obbi Oularé, Nathan Aké, Costel Pantilimon, Steven Berghuis, José Holebas and Étienne Capoue.
• Arsenal (8): Laurent Koscielny, Tomas Rosicky, Mikel Arteta (the Basque hangs the boots and becomes assistant of Pep Guardiola in the Manchester City), Nacho Monreal, Mathieu Flamini, Héctor Bellerín, Serge Gnabry and Francis Coquelin.
• Sunderland (8): Patrick go Aanholt, Fabio Borini, Younès Kaboul, Jeremain Lens, Wave Toivonen, Yann M'Vila, Vito Mannone and Jan Kirchhoff.
• Southampton (7): Jordy Clasie, Florin Gardos, José Fonte, Oriol Romeu, Virgil go Dijk, Juanmi and Maarten Stekelenburg.
• Swansea (7): Jordi Amat, Leroy Fer, Alberto Paloschi, Marvin Emnes, Kristoffer Nordfeldt, Bafétimbi Gomis and Àngel Rangel.
• Manchester United (5): Anthony Martial, Adnan Januzaj, Ander Herrera, Morgan Schneiderlin and Timothy Fosu-Mensah.
• Manchester City (4): Bacary Sagna, Jesús Navas, Eliaquim Mangala and Gaël Clichy.
• West Ham (4): Adrián, Pedro Obiang, Angelo Ogbonna and Dimitri Payet.
• Chelsea (3): Kurt Zouma, Loïc Rémy and Marco Amelia.
• Leicester (3): Robert Huth, N'Golo Kanté, Marcin Wasilewski. Norwich (3) Martin Olsson, Ivo Paint, Vadis Odjidja-Ofoe.
• Bournemouth (2): Artur Boruc and Sylvain Distin.
• Everton (2): Joel Oaks and Gerard Deulofeu.
• Tottenham (2): Michel Vorm and Kevin Wimmer.
• West Brom (2): Jonas Olsson and Sébastien Pocognoli.