Football Agents are individuals who are licensed by FIFA pursuant to the FIFA Football Agent Regulations to represent, inter alia, players, coaches and clubs in employment and transfer negotiations. With the 2023 transition period established by these new regulations, this article examines both the FIFA Regulations on Working with Intermediaries and the FIFA Football Agent Regulations in the context of registration periods occurring in mid-2023 and early 2024 as a brief analysis of the expected behaviour on the transfer market.
Introduction
As the highest regulatory governing body in football, FIFA is in charge of setting, monitoring and reforming the regulatory framework for the international game of football. In that context, FIFA has the responsibility to ensure that its regulatory frameworks encompass the core principles of transparency, integrity and good governance and that it covers all kinds of areas that are related to the game of football.
FIFA has set up and constantly reformed the regulatory framework of international football and it particularly covers the international football transfer system, i.e. the rules and regulations that govern the transfer of players from one...
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