The FIFA works at a very fast pace so that the new article 17 of the Regulation on Player Transfer Law about the consequences of breakups without reasonable cause. An article on hold as a result of the decision of the EU Court of Justice on October 4 that ruled on the player’s complaint Diarrhea woman and after the French player decided to break his contract without just cause in Lokomotiv Moscow. In it, the European Union is pushing to change its regulations because it conflicts with the free movement of players.
Among the conclusions determined by the decision is that the destination club does not have to pay any compensation for a player who breaks this contract without reasonable cause, in addition to the fact that he cannot be sanctioned with two advantages without signing. In this case it is the Belgian Charleroi. But it also obliges the club of origin to issue the transfer certificate so that the footballer can play for his new team.
On November 26, we already reported to the MD about the circular sent by FIFA a day before to all federations. In it, it announced that it had suspended all similar disputes prior to the European Union’s decision and which are currently in litigation. Both are relevant to players, coaches and clubs.
Meetings with the parties in search of an agreement
In parallel, the highest body in the world of football is meeting with all parties in search of an agreement with the aim of having a new draft of this article as soon as possible. The words that, as learned by MD, may come into force from January 1 on the occasion of the opening of the new winter transfer market and to avoid the void that may arise due to the absence of new words at the new global opening of transfer. market.
A new article in which, according to initial assessments, the national laws of each country determine the amounts of compensation that must be paid by the party in breach of the contract. If it is the player, as in the case of Diarra, or if it is the club that breaks the bond. As for the compensation from the destination club, it must be dealt with as long as it is proven that it influenced the footballer’s decision to break this contract without just cause and prematurely.
Source: La Verdad
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