[Albion] Julio Enciso - Paraguay’s new wonder kid (Signed 17/06/2022)

[wellquickwoody]

Deal off according to Naylor.

Attacking players, meh.

 

[Swansman]

I would imagine trouble with the third party owners

 

[Mackenzie]

Disappointing.

 

[Stat Brother]

Stoke must be gutted.

 

[jackalbion]

Lets see... he played 397 out of 1080 minutes in Copa Sudamericana. That is 36% if I remember how to calculate percents. This means... 0 points as it is a band 2 competition. He also played too little in Copa Libertadores. So 0 minutes from playing time in those competitions.

However, his club went to the semi finals in the Copa Sudamericana and he was in the matchday squads, so thats 6 points. Unfortunately they failed to go to the Copa Libertadores group stages so 0 points from that. Their quarter-finals in the same tournament in 2020 wont count because it is not within the 12 month limit.

All in all 6 points from the SA continental competitions.

Moving over to domestic competitions. The Paraguayan league is unfortunately a band 6 league. This is where I cant be bothered to do the exact maths and I also dont know if Clausura and Apertura counts as different competitions and doubles the point. Assuming not, he probably just goes over the 80% game time limit and gets 1 point from this, but it could be as much as 3.

Libertad won the Apertura season ending in December, meaning as a club from a band 6 club he Enciso gets another 1 point.

Furthermore he also gets another 2 points for playing in a band 6 club at all.

TLDR: So if I'm counting correctly, and he gets no additional points for being part of Paraguys Copa America squad (it seems not but I could be wrong), he gets between 10-12 points out of the necessary 15. No work permit.

In order to get his work permit, it is unlikely that he could stay in Paraguay. He would need to be loaned out to a decent league and get decent amount of game time.

Interesting

 

[brighton terra]

It’s being reported on Twitter that we couldn’t agree personal terms

 

[Originunknown]

Oh, damn

 

[El Turi]

Too complicated apparently. Aren’t South American players often part owned by third parties? Could be down to that.

 

[Originunknown]

Should be able to go back in come Summer if it needs more time with regards to other stakeholder and ownership claims on the player. These South American deals can be complex as we have found out with Caicedo's deal.

 

[Zebedee]

All that fuss and we can't even get the deal over the line. Who would have thought that?

 

[Here'sWally]

His loss.

 

[Mancgull]

Not overly surprised it’s not done, although I thought it would be due to withdrawing due to the selling club messing us around.

 

[schmunk]

It’s being reported on Twitter that we couldn’t agree personal terms

He wanted accommodation provided, but the club would only offer him a flat share in Portslade.

 

[half time scores]

He wanted accommodation provided, but the club would only offer him a flat share in Portslade.

Better than a caravan in Croydon

 

[Bladders]

He wanted accommodation provided, but the club would only offer him a flat share in Portslade.

I’d hVe told the club to jog on too if that was offered to me


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[southstandandy]

His loss.

You mean USG's loss

 

[bluenitsuj]

Good riddance. His loss. I am glad we do not five in to greed.

 

[LamieRobertson]

He wanted accommodation provided, but the club would only offer him a flat share in Portslade with Swansman.

 

[um bongo molongo]

Disappointing

 

[chaileyjem]

All that fuss and we can't even get the deal over the line. Who would have thought that?

Since the summer we've loaned 20 players to the Bundesliga, Championship, SPL and other European leagues.
We've signed dozens of players just in the last few years from South America, Spain, Poland, Belgium, Austria and all over the UK.
I think Albion are quite capable of doing a deal, even complicated ones. They're also quite capable of walking away from them if they don't suit as well...