By making international transfer of the foreign players a
market of first recourse, the European clubs which by no means exclude Africa
from their field of recruitment, showed in more than one way that the African
sportsman was able to make prowesses as many as any other player of football of
the world. By opening centers of formation in Africa or targeting Africa like
pool of recruitment, the European clubs of football are spirit to show how much
it is urgent for the African States to frame young people, from which they
could really hope to obtain receipts coming from allowances of transfer.
In addition to the regulation of the market of the players
already on the level of the States, the spacing of the minors not
émancipés in this trade must become a guiding principle. This
way, the countries, seedbeds, would control better the actions of the
semi-official recruiters or the managers of the young children of which they do
not follow any more the evolution to Europe, especially if the test in the team
of north were not concluding thereafter.
The States thus have the mission of multiplying the creation
of the centers of formation for the young players ; what would grant
unquestionable advantages to them : a good education of the young people,
morally high and their preparation to defend the national identity as players
of the national team or in the capacity as professional players transferred or
lent with the help of a right allowance.
But the internationalization of football can contribute to
attract new investors. A firm which needs to launch new businesses in a
developing country could be used for itself of a popular team of football local
to make known itself.
In this context, the initial goal remains the conquest of
commercial space considered to be profitable, but the sport can become sesame
about it opens to me. In end of the accounts, one will arrange with the account
of this firm and the great advantage of the nation two investments : the
first, it is the traditional business with all the benefits that that can
comprise, the second, the assumption of responsibility or the repurchase of the
local team.
Even without the presence of the firms, the partnership
between clubs of different nationalities is likely to promote investments in
the sector of television, in this direction which the new team made up could
with the fur of the years being author, certainly with her adversaries, of
important sporting events whose retransmission will have attracted chains of
television and radio.
The State would gain there by creation of employment, the
private or public operators, but also by taxes. Therefore, the African
sportsman must be perceived like an agent of the economic and social
development of the continent. Isolated cases are already quoted in example.
Ethiopic Gebré Sélassié, several Olympic champion of
Athletics, saved of many risks of the life its many compatriots, by engaging
them in its own companies.
