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30
May
2025

CAS 2024/4/10514 Sporting du Pays de Charleroi v. FIFA - By Ariel RECK

CAS 2024/4/10514 Sporting du Pays de Charleroi v. FIFA
Ariel RECK
CAS
Cases
International
Football Legal # 22
The case concerns a decision by FIFA in relation to a training compensation claim decided by the FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber (FIFA DRC) in the context of the Clearing House procedures. On 25 August 2023, the Belgian player Samuel Kandi Nibombe (Player) transferred from Charleroi to AS Monaco FC as a free agent, this being his first registra...
30
May
2025

Governance in Icelandic Football Clubs: Is It Time for a New Ownership Model? By Árni Freyr SVERRISSON

Árni Freyr SVERRISSON
Governance
Article
Iceland
Football Legal # 22
Governance in Icelandic Football Clubs: Is It Time for a New Ownership Model? By Árni Freyr SVERRISSON
Icelandic Football Clubs are small entities and are publicly owned. The form that is used is the so-called “General Non-profit Organizations”, which means the clubs are controlled by their members according to their regulations. The usual election process is when the members elect the board for each period. Financially, the clubs rely heavily on...
30
May
2025

Is the Icelandic Football Association as Professional as They Claim to Be? By Árni Freyr SVERRISSON

Árni Freyr SVERRISSON
Governance
Article
Iceland
Football Legal # 22
Is the Icelandic Football Association as Professional as They Claim to Be? By Árni Freyr SVERRISSON
The Icelandic Football Association (KSÍ) was founded in 1947, and the first national game was played on 17 July 1946 against Denmark.[1] A lot has happened since then, and the evolution of Icelandic football continues to grow, with milestones such as qualifying for the EURO in 2016, where they went all the way to the quarter-finals, beating Engl...
30
May
2025

Penalty Clause Enforced: AFA NDRC Rules Against Player in Breach of Agency Contract - By Ariel RECK

AFA NDRC, 21 April 2025, no. CNRD 0016-03/2024, Belvedere, Luis c/ Genez, Nahuel Alejandro
Ariel RECK
Football Agents
Cases
Argentina
Football Legal # 22
Penalty Clause Enforced: AFA NDRC Rules Against Player in Breach of Agency Contract - By Ariel RECK
In a claim filed by an agent against a former client for breach of contract, the AFA Dispute Resolution Chamber (AFA NDRC) imposed on the player the contractual penalty of USD 150,000 (approx. EUR 135,200). The player Nahuel Genez signed an agency agreement with Mr. Belvedere. During the first year of the contract, the relationship went as plan...
30
May
2025

Argentine Court Rejects Agent’s Claim for Lack of License and Evidence - By Ariel RECK

City of Buenos Aires Commercial First Instance Court, 21 April 2025, no. 17730/2021, Lautersztein, Tomás c/ Cañete, Martín Ezequiel
Ariel RECK
Football Agents
Cases
Argentina
Football Legal # 22
Argentine Court Rejects Agent’s Claim for Lack of License and Evidence - By Ariel RECK
In a decision dated 21 April 2025, a first instance commercial tribunal rejected a claim by an agent against a player. As in many other cases in Argentine case-law previously reported,[1] the two main arguments to reject the claim were: the absence of a valid license by the time the agreement was concluded; and, the lack of any proven act...
30
May
2025

The Involvement of Religious Issues in Professional Footballers’ Contracts - By Thomas NORMAND

Thomas NORMAND
Player/Coach Contract
Article
International
Football Legal # 22
  In a globalised world of professional football, religious matters are now making their way into players’ contracts, notably through ethics clauses or requirements to respect the laws and values of the countries where the athletes play, sometimes accompanied by potential sanctions. To ensure that such clauses do not hinder the signing of emp...
30
May
2025

Termination Clauses in Coaches Employment Contracts – German and International Perspectives - By Joachim RAIN

Joachim RAIN
Player/Coach Contract
Article
Germany International
Football Legal # 22
Specific Clauses in Germany and their Legal Framework Time Limitation/Fixed Term a) According to German labor law, the fixed term of an employment contract may not exceed two years, unless there is a just cause to do so. Just causes are defined in paragraph 14 of the TzBfG (German “Part-Time and Fixed-Term Employment Act”). Contrary to that, A...
30
May
2025

Disciplinary Clauses in Football Employment Contracts: From Misconduct to Termination - By Vitor Hugo ALMEIDA, Ariadna MENDONZA & Gustavo AWAD

Vitor Hugo ALMEIDA
Gustavo AWAD Ariadna MENDONZA
Player/Coach Contract
Article
International
Football Legal # 22
  
30
May
2025

Waiver of a FIFA RSTP Clause - By Saverio P. SPERA & Jacques BLONDIN

Saverio P. SPERA
Jacques BLONDIN
Player/Coach Contract
Article
International
Football Legal # 22
  
30
May
2025

The Limits of Sports Self-Regulation under EU Law: AG Emiliou’s Opinions - By Ronan DAVID

AG Emiliou Opinions, 15 May 2025, Cases C428/23 ROGON GmbH & Co. KG v DFB, C209/23 RRC Sports and C133/24 CD Tondela
Ronan DAVID
Football Agents
Article
International
Football Legal # 22
Introduction Advocate General (AG) Nicholas Emiliou recently delivered three landmark Opinions (15 May 2025) addressing the application of EU Law - in particular, Article 101 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) - to regulations in professional football. These Opinions, in Cases C‑209/23 RRC Sports, C‑428/23 ROGON, and...
30
May
2025

The ECJ Ruling in FIFA v. Lassana Diarra: When Competition Law Comes to Poach FIFA’s Reserved Ground - By Romain FERLA

Romain FERLA
European Law
Article
International
Football Legal # 22
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30
May
2025

CAS 2024/A/10394 CPFC Limited T/A Crystal Palace FC v. North County United / Treasure Coast Tritons - By Emily Anne WILLIAMS

CAS 2024/A/10394 CPFC Limited T/A Crystal Palace FC v. North County United / Treasure Coast Tritons
Emily Anne WILLIAMS
CAS
Cases
International
Football Legal # 22
The dispute originated when Jacob Christian Montes (Player) completed his first professional registration with CPFC Limited T/A Crystal Palace FC (CPFC) on 28 July 2021. Treasure Coast Tritons (TCT, formerly named North County United - NCU) submitted a claim to the FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber (FIFA DRC) against CPFC, requesting the amount o...
30
May
2025

Ukrainian NDRC has been Recognized by FIFA

Andrii KHARITONCHUK
Governance
Article
Ukraine
Football Legal # 22
Ukrainian NDRC has been Recognized by FIFA
On 31 January 2025, the Ukrainian NDRC was formally recognized by FIFA[1] as a compliant national dispute resolution body among the first eight national association. Ukrainian NDRC successfully demonstrated its compliance with the NDRC Recognition Principles developed by FIFA. This status is granted for a four-year period, subject to NDRC fulfi...
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