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Category: Football

10th Sep 20209th Nov 2020 Lex Sportiva Football, Transfers

A Messi Transfer Saga: From a Financial and Legal Perspective

So Lionel Messi has decided to stay put at FC Barcelona...for now. In this article we look at the options that were open to him and the legal and financial pressures that were placed on football's greatest superstar to make that decision.

5th Aug 20205th Aug 2020 Lex Sportiva Covid-19, Football, Regulation & Governance

Administration and the Football League

Wigan Athletic FC were the first club to announce the commencement of administration procedures as a result of the pandemic and numerous other clubs are teetering on the brink. Thomas Wallington explores the concept of administration, what the procedures are and what they mean for a football club.

22nd Jul 202025th Aug 2020 Lex Sportiva eSports, Football, Image Rights, Regulation & Governance

EA Sports vs Image Rights In Brazil: Why can’t I play with Brazil on FIFA 2020?

Gabriel Eguinoa explains why Brazilian clubs only have generic players on their squads in the past six editions of FIFA, frustrating thousands of Brazilian gamers.

15th Jul 202022nd Jul 2020 Lex Sportiva FIFA Regulations, Football, Regulation & Governance

FIFA’s Clearing House: Monitoring Training Compensation and Solidarity Contribution Payments

In 2018 $350m should have been paid in "Solidarity Payments" to clubs that develop young talent, but only $68m got through. Rafael Martins investigates what steps FIFA are taking to make sure the clubs that train young talent get their fair share of their future value.

8th Jul 20207th Oct 2020 Lex Sportiva FIFA Regulations, Football, Regulation & Governance, Transfers

The Transfer Matching System

The international football transfer market is a multi-billion-dollar industry with around 12,000 cross-border transfers of professional male players taking place each year, so why does it occasionally go so spectacularly wrong?

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