Recently, there has been shocking news in the Italian football world: the tax incentives that originally encouraged foreign players to join are about to be discontinued. This decision is undoubtedly a hammer hammer to the recovering Serie A. As an athlete who loves football, I have my own unique views and feelings on this topic.
First of all, we have to admit that this policy has indeed played a significant positive role in the past. The revival of Milan's twin heroes, the persistence of Juventus, the rise of teams such as Purple Lily and Roma are inseparable from the joining of international stars. The addition of players such as Ibrahimovic and Romelu Lukaku has undoubtedly raised the level of competition and international attention of the entire league.
However, when the policy was suddenly stopped, many clubs and fans, including me, felt a kind of "caught off guard". It's not just about taxes, it's about the future of Serie A. The club is facing a re-planning of its transfer strategy, and players may rethink their career paths as a result.
On the other hand, I can't help but wonder if such a change will really have a positive impact on the Italian playersIn fact, the addition of foreign players has not hindered the growth of local players. On the contrary, this international competitive environment is more of an opportunity to motivate and learn. Look at the Premier League and La Liga, their success is the best proof of that.
But the core of the problem is not whether to bring in foreign aid, but how to cultivate and use its own youth training system. The change in policy seems to reflect a kind of helplessness about the lack of domestic youth training. This is something that Serie A needs to focus on and solve, rather than simply seeking improvement by restricting foreign aid.
In the face of this change, the future direction of Serie A has become the focus of attention of all fans. We want the league to remain diverse and competitive, and we look forward to homegrown players thriving in this environment. In any case, for those of us who love football, Serie A will always be a stage full of passion and challenges. We look forward to more exciting moments, and at the same time hope that Serie A can find a better self in this change.