Ndotierte

"Ndotierte" is a term used in the context of German football, referring to players who are not covered by a transfer fee. These players are typically under contract with their clubs and are not subject to the transfer regulations that apply to players who are sold or loaned to other clubs. The term "ndotierte" is derived from the German word "dotiert," which means "remunerated" or "compensated." In contrast, "dotierte" players are those who are covered by a transfer fee and are subject to the regulations of the German Football Association (DFB).

The status of "ndotierte" players is determined by the contract terms agreed upon between the player and the club. These players are often seen as part of the club's first-team squad and are expected to contribute to the team's performance. However, their transfer status can change if they are sold or loaned to another club, at which point they would become "dotierte."

The distinction between "ndotierte" and "dotierte" players is important for clubs and players alike, as it affects their financial and contractual obligations. Clubs must ensure that their "ndotierte" players are properly registered and managed, while players must be aware of the implications of their transfer status on their career prospects and earnings.