One of the frequently used methods at the international level in order to avoid paying taxes or to reduce the amount of training compensation or solidarity contribution is the so-called bridge transfers.
Back in 2014, when the FIFA legal bodies started sanctioning clubs for implementing bridge transfer schemes, FIFA explained through a media release what in their eyes constituted a bridge transfer: “bridge transfers involve clubs collaborating to transfer players through a “bridge” club to a destination club where the player was never fielded by the bridge club.”[1]
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