Can a player with a "B" License play for a club without obtaining an "A" License?

A player holding a "B" License may indeed continue to play for the same club without needing to obtain an "A" License, provided that they remain with that club. This is significant because "B" Licenses typically allow players to compete at certain levels within the structure of the sport. The regulations generally recognize the player's existing relationship with their current club, making it unnecessary to upgrade to an "A" License as long as their playing status remains unchanged.

In the context of the other options, maintaining the same club mitigates the requirement for a higher-level license since the player's registration is tied to that club's status, allowing them to fulfill their playing obligations without additional certification. This flexibility encourages player retention and may have implications for their career path without imposing burdensome licensing requirements when stability is established.

Thus, the ability for a player to continue with their existing arrangement under a "B" License demonstrates the system's recognition of ongoing player-club relationships within the licensing framework.