Bournemouth boss Marco Rose will have to juggle his playing resources carefully when the Cherries embark upon their first season in Europe, starting at Real Sociedad on 17 September.
Uefa’s deadline for clubs to submit squads for the league phase of the Europa League was midnight on Wednesday, with Europe’s governing body revealing each club’s squads on Thursday evening.
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Because of the strict rules governing “club-trained” and “association-trained” players, the Cherries have only been able to register 21 first-team players in “List A” rather than 25.
And that has meant that several senior squad members – Julian Araujo, Ben…
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