Russia Proposes Stricter Foreign Player Limits in Premier League
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- •The Ministry of Sports published a draft order on April 13, 2026, proposing a new foreign player limit in the RPL.
- •The proposed limit restricts the number of foreign players allowed on the field during RPL matches to seven.
- •Khabarovsk Governor Degtyarev publicly supported the proposal, calling it a historic opportunity.
- •The new limit would apply starting from the 2026/27 Russian Premier League season.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Russian Premier League adopts the proposed limit of seven foreign players per match Russian clubs will need to adjust their rosters, potentially increasing playing time for domestic players and affecting the recruitment of foreign talent.
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