Development fee for drafte Euros at CHL Import Draft

[vorky]

Have a look at international player tranfers in football, hockey and basketball.

1) FIFA and FIBA ban international transfers of players under 18 yrs (exceptions if family moved or the player leaves country to study). IIHF does not ban international transfers of players under 18 yrs. Club can ban tranfer if the player has pro-contract. I would like to ask you how many players U18 have such pro-contract in Finland. Majority of U18 players, or almost nobody? If almost nobody, how can clubs keep their top prospects? I have no problem if euro players go to CHL (or slovaks/czechs to SHL/SM-Liiga) at the age of 16... I have problem if they go for free.

A former member national association can only refuse to sign a LOA if one of the four reasons in section I article 2.2(c) exists


2.2 c)
The former member national association may only refuse to sign the transfer card (or LOA) if:1) the player is a signed professional player currently under a professional player contract (refer to section II article 4 for appeal procedures)

http://www.iihf.com/fileadmin/user_...ternational_Transfer_Regulations_20130204.pdf

2) FIFA and FIBA have mechanism of developing fee which must pay new club of a player to his former club... and this is paid if a player is/is not under contract. If a player is under contract, his club can ask transfer fee as well (in NBA case part of transfer fee is paid by player as I wrote earlier). In hockey there is not "development fee" if a player transfers from lets say Europe to CHL or SM-Liiga to KHL/SHL...

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[alko]

Have a look at international player tranfers in football, hockey and basketball.

1) FIFA and FIBA ban international transfers of players under 18 yrs (exceptions if family moved or the player leaves country to study). IIHF does not ban international transfers of players under 18 yrs. Club can ban tranfer if the player has pro-contract. I would like to ask you how many players U18 have such pro-contract in Finland. Majority of U18 players, or almost nobody? If almost nobody, how can clubs keep their top prospects? I have no problem if euro players go to CHL (or slovaks/czechs to SHL/SM-Liiga) at the age of 16... I have problem if they go for free.


http://www.iihf.com/fileadmin/user_...ternational_Transfer_Regulations_20130204.pdf

2) FIFA and FIBA have mechanism of developing fee which must pay new club of a player to his former club... and this is paid if a player is/is not under contract. If a player is under contract, his club can ask transfer fee as well (in NBA case part of transfer fee is paid by player as I wrote earlier). In hockey there is not "development fee" if a player transfers from lets say Europe to CHL or SM-Liiga to KHL/SHL...

I dont think, its always for free. Let take for example Kirill Kabanov or Dimitri Jaskin. IMO there was some payment to the original teams. If the team want the player desperately, they will also pay for it. If im correct, when Kabanov came to QMJHL, to Moncton, there was spoken about 300 000 USD.
Sure, there are lot more examples, that the players go for free. But in some cases it is a win more for the player as for the canadian team. Lets take as a example Adam Veliky.

 

[vorky]

2 cases, LOL

Development fee is something else - it is a duty of a club, where player is transfered to, to pay player´s former club a development fee (lets say 300 000 USD). For every player, always! Not in 2 cases!

 

[Drennan57*]

It's interesting.