In 2008, the Premier League banned the ownership of third parties in England[65] and in 2012, Michel Platini, then uefa president, issued a statement out of plans to ban the possession of third parties stating that "the committee decided that the ownership of football players should in principle be prohibited by third parties"[66] at the time gianni Intino, then UEFA general secretary, said: "Ownership of third-party players carries many threats, and there are many problems related to the integrity of the competition, and it is really time to regulate that and adopt an attitude on this." [67] In 2014, Platini again called for an end to the practice: "If FIFA does not act, we will tackle this problem in our own competitions in Europe. UEFA`s executive committee has already positioned itself in principle on this issue, and we will do so," adding that it is a "threat to our sport" and "threatens the integrity of our competitions, damages the image of football, poses a long-term threat to the finances of clubs and even raises questions about human dignity". [68] It was supported by FIFPro, the global organization representing 65,000 professional footballers, which said players` rights were "under fire". [69] In September 2014, Sepp Blatter, then FIFA president, announced that third-party ownership should be completely banned after an indeterminate transitional period. [70] [71] Third-party ownership is the property of a player`s economic rights by third-party sources such as football agents, sports management agencies or other investors. Investor participation in the "ownership" of players is a common practice in football, especially in Brazil and Argentina, where many clubs are insolvent or financially limited. Businessmen or other investors buy shares in the economic rights of young players and often cover training and accommodation costs. In return, they are entitled to a percentage of a player`s future replacement sum. [257] In 1999 and 2000, Italian clubs returned to their record trajectories, Christian Vieri went from Lazio to Inter for $28 million, while the transfer of Parma to Lazio generated more than $30 million.

[181] [188] Vieri`s transfer led to the suicide of a Lazio fan who wrote in his suicide letter: "All the money for a footballer, but money is not everything in life", [189] during Crespo`s transfer, the BBC asked: "[H] how the world has gone mad?" [190] The transfer system remained unchanged until Bosman. The verdict is named after Jean-Marc Bosman, a former Belgian footballer registered in 1990 with the winner of the Belgian Cup, RFC Liège. [5] His contract had expired and he wanted to join the France Dunkirk team, but Dunkirk refused to pay the US$500,000 requested by Liège. [5] Bosman remained outstanding and his salary was reduced by 75% because he was not playing. [5] After a long dispute, Bosman won his case on 15 December 1995, when the European Court of Justice ruled that players should be legally free to travel when their contract atoned. [6] c) the player receives a work permit allowing him to: be employed legally as a professional footballer in the United Kingdom;6 and, in April 2014, the Spanish club Barcelona was blocked for two consecutive windows from June 2014 and a fine of 305,000 U.S. dollars for offences related to international transfer and registration of players under 18 years of age , while the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) was fined $340,000 and asked that , "regulate its legal framework and the existing system with regard to the international transfer of minors in football". [308] [309] [310] FIFA`s provisions require that international transfers of minors be accepted in only three scenarios: (1) the player`s parents have moved to another country for unrelated reasons; (2) the move to the European Union is made when the player is between 16 and 18 years old; or (3) the player`s house is less than 50 km from the national border that is crossed. [311] [312] However, the lock was temporarily lifted until the end of the trans window

In 2008, the Premier League banned the ownership of third parties in England[65] and in 2012, Michel Platini, then uefa president, issued a statement out of plans to ban the possession of third parties stating that "the committee decided that the ownership of football players should in principle be prohibited by third parties"[66] at the time gianni Intino, then UEFA general secretary, said: "Ownership of third-party players carries many threats, and there are many problems related to the integrity of the competition, and it is really time to regulate that and adopt an attitude on this." [67] In 2014, Platini again called for an end to the practice: "If FIFA does not act, we will tackle this problem in our own competitions in Europe. UEFA`s executive committee has already positioned itself in principle on this issue, and we will do so," adding that it is a "threat to our sport" and "threatens the integrity of our competitions, damages the image of football, poses a long-term threat to the finances of clubs and even raises questions about human dignity". [68] It was supported by FIFPro, the global organization representing 65,000 professional footballers, which said players` rights were "under fire". [69] In September 2014, Sepp Blatter, then FIFA president, announced that third-party ownership should be completely banned after an indeterminate transitional period. [70] [71] Third-party ownership is the property of a player`s economic rights by third-party sources such as football agents, sports management agencies or other investors. Investor participation in the "ownership" of players is a common practice in football, especially in Brazil and Argentina, where many clubs are insolvent or financially limited. Businessmen or other investors buy shares in the economic rights of young players and often cover training and accommodation costs. In return, they are entitled to a percentage of a player`s future replacement sum. [257] In 1999 and 2000, Italian clubs returned to their record trajectories, Christian Vieri went from Lazio to Inter for $28 million, while the transfer of Parma to Lazio generated more than $30 million.

[181] [188] Vieri`s transfer led to the suicide of a Lazio fan who wrote in his suicide letter: "All the money for a footballer, but money is not everything in life", [189] during Crespo`s transfer, the BBC asked: "[H] how the world has gone mad?" [190] The transfer system remained unchanged until Bosman. The verdict is named after Jean-Marc Bosman, a former Belgian footballer registered in 1990 with the winner of the Belgian Cup, RFC Liège. [5] His contract had expired and he wanted to join the France Dunkirk team, but Dunkirk refused to pay the US$500,000 requested by Liège. [5] Bosman remained outstanding and his salary was reduced by 75% because he was not playing. [5] After a long dispute, Bosman won his case on 15 December 1995, when the European Court of Justice ruled that players should be legally free to travel when their contract atoned. [6] c) the player receives a work permit allowing him to: be employed legally as a professional footballer in the United Kingdom;6 and, in April 2014, the Spanish club Barcelona was blocked for two consecutive windows from June 2014 and a fine of 305,000 U.S. dollars for offences related to international transfer and registration of players under 18 years of age , while the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) was fined $340,000 and asked that , "regulate its legal framework and the existing system with regard to the international transfer of minors in football". [308] [309] [310] FIFA`s provisions require that international transfers of minors be accepted in only three scenarios: (1) the player`s parents have moved to another country for unrelated reasons; (2) the move to the European Union is made when the player is between 16 and 18 years old; or (3) the player`s house is less than 50 km from the national border that is crossed. [311] [312] However, the lock was temporarily lifted until the end of the trans window

In 2008, the Premier League banned the ownership of third parties in England[65] and in 2012, Michel Platini, then uefa president, issued a statement out of plans to ban the possession of third parties stating that "the committee decided that the ownership of football players should in principle be prohibited by third parties"[66] at the time gianni Intino, then UEFA general secretary, said: "Ownership of third-party players carries many threats, and there are many problems related to the integrity of the competition, and it is really time to regulate that and adopt an attitude on this." [67] In 2014, Platini again called for an end to the practice: "If FIFA does not act, we will tackle this problem in our own competitions in Europe. UEFA`s executive committee has already positioned itself in principle on this issue, and we will do so," adding that it is a "threat to our sport" and "threatens the integrity of our competitions, damages the image of football, poses a long-term threat to the finances of clubs and even raises questions about human dignity". [68] It was supported by FIFPro, the global organization representing 65,000 professional footballers, which said players` rights were "under fire". [69] In September 2014, Sepp Blatter, then FIFA president, announced that third-party ownership should be completely banned after an indeterminate transitional period. [70] [71] Third-party ownership is the property of a player`s economic rights by third-party sources such as football agents, sports management agencies or other investors. Investor participation in the "ownership" of players is a common practice in football, especially in Brazil and Argentina, where many clubs are insolvent or financially limited. Businessmen or other investors buy shares in the economic rights of young players and often cover training and accommodation costs. In return, they are entitled to a percentage of a player`s future replacement sum. [257] In 1999 and 2000, Italian clubs returned to their record trajectories, Christian Vieri went from Lazio to Inter for $28 million, while the transfer of Parma to Lazio generated more than $30 million.

[181] [188] Vieri`s transfer led to the suicide of a Lazio fan who wrote in his suicide letter: "All the money for a footballer, but money is not everything in life", [189] during Crespo`s transfer, the BBC asked: "[H] how the world has gone mad?" [190] The transfer system remained unchanged until Bosman. The verdict is named after Jean-Marc Bosman, a former Belgian footballer registered in 1990 with the winner of the Belgian Cup, RFC Liège. [5] His contract had expired and he wanted to join the France Dunkirk team, but Dunkirk refused to pay the US$500,000 requested by Liège. [5] Bosman remained outstanding and his salary was reduced by 75% because he was not playing. [5] After a long dispute, Bosman won his case on 15 December 1995, when the European Court of Justice ruled that players should be legally free to travel when their contract atoned. [6] c) the player receives a work permit allowing him to: be employed legally as a professional footballer in the United Kingdom;6 and, in April 2014, the Spanish club Barcelona was blocked for two consecutive windows from June 2014 and a fine of 305,000 U.S. dollars for offences related to international transfer and registration of players under 18 years of age , while the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) was fined $340,000 and asked that , "regulate its legal framework and the existing system with regard to the international transfer of minors in football". [308] [309] [310] FIFA`s provisions require that international transfers of minors be accepted in only three scenarios: (1) the player`s parents have moved to another country for unrelated reasons; (2) the move to the European Union is made when the player is between 16 and 18 years old; or (3) the player`s house is less than 50 km from the national border that is crossed. [311] [312] However, the lock was temporarily lifted until the end of the trans window

In 2008, the Premier League banned the ownership of third parties in England[65] and in 2012, Michel Platini, then uefa president, issued a statement out of plans to ban the possession of third parties stating that "the committee decided that the ownership of football players should in principle be prohibited by third parties"[66] at the time gianni Intino, then UEFA general secretary, said: "Ownership of third-party players carries many threats, and there are many problems related to the integrity of the competition, and it is really time to regulate that and adopt an attitude on this." [67] In 2014, Platini again called for an end to the practice: "If FIFA does not act, we will tackle this problem in our own competitions in Europe. UEFA`s executive committee has already positioned itself in principle on this issue, and we will do so," adding that it is a "threat to our sport" and "threatens the integrity of our competitions, damages the image of football, poses a long-term threat to the finances of clubs and even raises questions about human dignity". [68] It was supported by FIFPro, the global organization representing 65,000 professional footballers, which said players` rights were "under fire". [69] In September 2014, Sepp Blatter, then FIFA president, announced that third-party ownership should be completely banned after an indeterminate transitional period. [70] [71] Third-party ownership is the property of a player`s economic rights by third-party sources such as football agents, sports management agencies or other investors. Investor participation in the "ownership" of players is a common practice in football, especially in Brazil and Argentina, where many clubs are insolvent or financially limited. Businessmen or other investors buy shares in the economic rights of young players and often cover training and accommodation costs. In return, they are entitled to a percentage of a player`s future replacement sum. [257] In 1999 and 2000, Italian clubs returned to their record trajectories, Christian Vieri went from Lazio to Inter for $28 million, while the transfer of Parma to Lazio generated more than $30 million.

[181] [188] Vieri`s transfer led to the suicide of a Lazio fan who wrote in his suicide letter: "All the money for a footballer, but money is not everything in life", [189] during Crespo`s transfer, the BBC asked: "[H] how the world has gone mad?" [190] The transfer system remained unchanged until Bosman. The verdict is named after Jean-Marc Bosman, a former Belgian footballer registered in 1990 with the winner of the Belgian Cup, RFC Liège. [5] His contract had expired and he wanted to join the France Dunkirk team, but Dunkirk refused to pay the US$500,000 requested by Liège. [5] Bosman remained outstanding and his salary was reduced by 75% because he was not playing. [5] After a long dispute, Bosman won his case on 15 December 1995, when the European Court of Justice ruled that players should be legally free to travel when their contract atoned. [6] c) the player receives a work permit allowing him to: be employed legally as a professional footballer in the United Kingdom;6 and, in April 2014, the Spanish club Barcelona was blocked for two consecutive windows from June 2014 and a fine of 305,000 U.S. dollars for offences related to international transfer and registration of players under 18 years of age , while the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) was fined $340,000 and asked that , "regulate its legal framework and the existing system with regard to the international transfer of minors in football". [308] [309] [310] FIFA`s provisions require that international transfers of minors be accepted in only three scenarios: (1) the player`s parents have moved to another country for unrelated reasons; (2) the move to the European Union is made when the player is between 16 and 18 years old; or (3) the player`s house is less than 50 km from the national border that is crossed. [311] [312] However, the lock was temporarily lifted until the end of the trans window