The new National Regulation of Intermediaries of the CBF that came into force in February of 2017 presented, as an innovation, the possibility of intermediation of a pre-employment contract, an important novelty considering the rules of FIFA and CBF that were already in force.
FIFA, in its Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players[1], already provided for the possibility of a player to sign a pre-employment contract with a club, when a player had six months, or less, left on their contract.
Similarly, the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF), since the first edition of its National...
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