"I think it would work in England," Benitez said. "English players like to compete, whether it is the Championship, League One or League Two.
"This would be good experience for them and very interesting from my point of view."
Benitez' home country Spain is one of several in Europe that allows B sides to compete in lower divisions.
Benitez explained his view on the subject.
"The young players here need to compete on a higher level," he continued.
"Sometimes you are just playing against other lads when you need to play against men."
The policy would mean the possibility of reserve sides winning the Championship title and being unable to take promotion due to a conflict of interest with their first teams.
It would also mean professional clubs in the Football League being demoted to make room for them.
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Not really sure to be honest but it would be interesting. And it could help youngsters to progress quicker as im sure they will get better match practice against teams fighting for and against promotion and relegation rather than a reserve match.
Do you think perhaps this is the reason countries like Spain produce more talanted youngsters year in year out on a more regular basis than we do?
