Are European Soccer Players Worth More If They Are Born Early in the Year? Relative Age Effect on Player Market Value
Volume: 17, Issue: 9, Pages: 3301 - 3301
Published: May 9, 2020
Abstract
The relative age effect (RAE) consists of the lower presence of members of an age group born in the months furthest from the age cut-off date established. In youth soccer, it is known that because of this effect the birth dates of more players in a team are closer to the cutoff of 1 January. These older players, due to their physical and psychological advantages, are more likely to be identified as talent. This study aimed to examine whether RAE...
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Title
Are European Soccer Players Worth More If They Are Born Early in the Year? Relative Age Effect on Player Market Value
Published Date
May 9, 2020
Volume
17
Issue
9
Pages
3301 - 3301
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