How to make French foreign players obtain EU status?

1. The only way for foreign aid to obtain EU status is to have the nationality similar to that of European countries.

France and France have the Cotonou Agreement. The 77 members of the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States (ACP) and the European Union countries that have acceded to the Agreement are regarded as EU members and do not occupy non-European seats. Egypt, which did not sign the agreement, is also included.

Therefore, mainstream football talents basically do not account for the non-European places that have been issued. Most South American players who belong to the descendants of European immigrants have dual citizenship of South America and European countries, and do not occupy non-Europe. Therefore, as long as the foreign aid has the above-mentioned agreement and the nationality of EU member States (single nationality or dual nationality), it cannot be qualified as a non-European foreign aid.

3. In practice, players need to be able to quickly obtain the nationality of the member countries of the above agreement. Then you need to check the naturalization conditions of the member countries. First of all, the state should support dual nationality. Secondly, the simpler the naturalization conditions, the better.

4. Common naturalization conditions include:

Duration of stay: continuous residence for XX days, currently shorter in Bulgaria and other countries, 3 years. It can be leased to such countries and become a member of the European Union three years later. Hispanic players only need two years in Spain. Or stay for XX days, such as the reduction of naturalization in several Nordic countries.

Special approval for making special contributions to the country, such as meeting the conditions for talent introduction in a country, or a special contribution award approved by the president, or marrying a woman from that country. For example, the former Polish black players can only represent Poland in the European Cup if they get married. There are too many such regulations, and they need immigration experts to cover everything.

5. If the player's home country does not support dual nationality, then the player needs to give up his original nationality to obtain a new nationality. If you have played for the adult national team of a sovereign country, then giving up will end your national team career.