FIFA opens a global dialogue on the transfer system, Which was Inviting key stakeholders In order to adapt to Article 17 of the regulation On the status and transfer of FIFA players (retg). This announcement follows the recent ruling of the court of Justice of the European Union on the Diarra case and is in line with FIFA’s strategic objective of To improve the transport system, where significant progress has been made since 2016.
In the coming days, FIFA will officially invite various interested parties to submit ideas regarding Article 17 of the agreement (Consequences of breach of contracts without justified reason) And discuss them, in order to formulate unified proposals and determine the next steps.
FIFA is waiting Further development of its regulatory framework, Which will be taken into account Views and contributions of all concerned and affected parties – Said Emilio Garca Silvero, director of the legal and Compliance Services Department of FIFA -. FIFA considers the decision on the Diarra case It is an opportunity to continue updating its regulatory framework, One of the goals that the FIFA president has assumed since 2016.
FIFA to open a global dialogue with key stakeholders and Work with them to determine what conclusions should be drawn The most appropriate changes to be made are to Article 17 of the Criminal Code.
