What does Brexit mean for football

There are a few implications for me but the main two are free movement of people and the second is the exchange rate l.
First off the free movement of people which has basically allowed clubs to stock up on cheaper European players, non EU players are currently subject to work permit restrictions and you'd assume moving forward this will apply to European players.
Also the FA tried previously to impose foreign player restrictions and were told they couldn't restrict European players as it breached work laws, so that has now changed.
The second and more immediate thing is the drop in the pound against the euro. European transfers are conducted in euros so any big money transfers this summer are going to cost a lot more pounds so may put a stop to a few.
With regards to the restriction of free movement, could this help the England team moving forward by restricting the movement of European players.

As with everything else, the haves will be significantly less affected by this than the have nots.

It won't matter to City or Chelsea if they've got to pay an extra £3m for a £50m player, but the poorer clubs (ie the likes of us) will suffer because whatever resources we have got will be stretched even further.

Won't matter one little bit.

Of course it matters. Home grown v eu v non eu quotas

Strictly speaking it will go to homegrown v overseas, eu won't matter

Footballs way down the list greedy bastards (players) will carry on taking clubs to the wall.