Some of FIFA’s transfer rules contrary to EU law in Lassana Diarra case ruling, says European Court of Justice
The European Union’s highest court has decided that some of FIFA’s rules on international football transfers are contrary to EU law in a ruling that some experts have likened to the landmark Jean-Marc Bosman case in 1995.
Diarra v Fifa: Some transfer rules break EU law - top court
Fifa rules that govern the way some football transfers work break the European Union's laws, the highest European court has found. A long-running legal battle between Lassana Diarra and Fifa has ended with the European Court of Justice finding in favour of the former Chelsea and Arsenal midfielder.
Former France player Lassana Diarra's case against soccer's world governing body FIFA will be ruled on by the Court of ...
The ECJ was asked for a ruling in the case of Diarra, who argued FIFA rules led to the collapse of a move to Belgian side ...
Some FIFA transfer rules breach EU law, the European Court of Justice rules Review comes following a decade-long legal ...
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Landmark FIFA transfer verdict could cost Liverpool hundreds of millionsFollowing a long-running legal dispute with FIFA, former Chelsea and Arsenal player Lassana Diarra has won a landmark ...
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