There are in fact a number of English players abroad. However, the Premier League being the richest league in the world the most talented English players are often signed by large clubs at a young age. Another argument is that English players fall into a style of football that is more direct and competition for possesion is higher, a playing style that is not as common in other European nations such as Spain and Italy where pass completion if slower and more free flowing.
A more interesting was to look at this question though is why are there so few English players in the Premiership as well as abroad. This comes back to investment in grass roots fottball and large clubs would rather invest in players from around the world who already have demonstrated talent than try to develop local players through academys.
it means I LIKE FOOTBALL in french language
Nearly every footballer
Only USA refers to football by SOCCER, its nickname. Most of the world refers to Association football by its natural name - Football.
Nearly all teams in European top leagues have a lot of players, there you can include first team, second team and youth set up
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The NBA is about 90% black so to name all the black NBA players would be nearly impossible.
Nearly is the English equivalent of the Latin root 'pen-'. A Latin derivative of the Latin root is the adverb 'paene', which also means 'nearly'. An English derivative is the adjective 'penultimate', which means 'nearly last' or 'next to last'.
An NFL football player works at their training facility. They don't do much "work" but they practice nearly everyday.
To understand other people who speak English. There are lots of advantages to learning English. The language is globally known. Nearly all people all around the world can speak English (from mediocre to fluently), nearly all websites have an English version, etc.
"Wow! This carnival has nearly ended!" in English is Che bello! Questo Carnevale è quasi finito! in Italian.
soccer is called football in France (as it is nearly everywhere in the world, except in the USA).The sport Americans call "football" is called in France: "football américain"
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