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Too many idle stars in Italian league worries FIFA
ROME. Sept 25: FIFA, football's governing body, plan to tackle the problem of the surplus of foreign players in the Italian League which has left millionaire stars sitting on the bench, reports AFP.
General secretary Josef Blatters said the issue would be addressed at the organisation's December meeting.
"What's happening at the moment is not fair to the countries of origin of these players", he said in a television interview on Thursday.
"And it's not good for them that each week they must sit in the sidelines." Blatter added: "We want to open a dialogue to avoid the concentration of too many star players in one club, especially if the rules curtail them."
While not referring to any players in particular, the
problem of a surplus in espe daily acute In AC Milan, where six foreigners must compete for the three places allowed under Italian League rules.
It has led to the farcical situation where 11-million-dollar signing Jean Pierre Papin of France and Dutch striker Ruud Gullit have been benched as coach Fabio Capello juggles his over abundance of talent.
Dutchmen Marco van Bas-ten and Frank Rijkaard have secured regular spots with the Italian champions, while Gullit, Papin and nine-million dollar signing DeJan Savlcevlc of Montenegro have alternated tn the attack.
Sixth foreigner. Zvonimir Boban of Croatia, has also been idle.
England's David Platt, bought for more than 10 million dollars from Bari, has also had to fight for his place in Juventus. while sweeper Laurent Blanc, frustrated with the po-
sition as the fourth foreigner at Napoli, moved this week to French club, Nimes.
NIMES LOAN BLANC
Meanwhile, a Reuter report from Nimes, France, said: French international Libero Laurent Blanc has been transferred from Napoli to Nimes on a one-year loan, the struggling French First Division soccer club said on Thursday.
Blanc, 27, moved from Montpellier to Napoli last season but never settled tn at the Italian club.
He arrived in Nimes for a training session on Wednesday and was expected to make his debut for the club today in the French League against Sochaux. Nimes are currently 19th in the league.
The transfer fee was not disclosed but Italian press reports said Nimes paid Napoli one billion Lira (800.000 US dollars) for the loan.