The court of justice of the European Union’s decision in Fifa v the player ‘BZ’ could have consequences for the way the transfer market operates with the case sparking questions about how Fifa will adjust its rules going forward.
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The court stated: ‘The rules in question are such as to impede the free movement of professional footballers wishing to develop their activity by going to work for a new club.’
It comes after Lassana Diarra brought legal action against Fifa and the Belgian football league, claiming a loss of earnings, after Lokomotiv Moscow prevented the midfielder from moving to Charleroi while Fifa fined the midfielder €10.5m for breaching his contract with Lokomotiv.
Fifa’s transfer rules go against European Union law, declares EU’s highest court ► https://www.theguardian.com/football/2024/oct/04/fifas-transfer-rules-go-against-european-union-law-rules-eus-highest-court-lassana-diarra
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Fifa’s transfer rules go against European Union law, declares EU’s highest court ► https://www.theguardian.com/football/2024/oct/04/fifas-transfer-rules-go-against-european-union-law-rules-eus-highest-court-lassana-diarra
Judge spoke slowly and clearly enough.
The text in this video moves too fast. I'll just read an article.