| Legal case "a seismic confrontation" between FIFA and players 18:07 - Aug 5 with 733 views | pointofblue |
https://www.bbc.com/sport/foot
In case I'm misreading, if the players argument wins the day, this will mean the end to transfer fees? |  |
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| Legal case "a seismic confrontation" between FIFA and players on 18:48 - Aug 5 with 579 views | MattinLondon |
And possibly we will see the end of long contracts and instead one year contracts will be the norm. The top players will be able to negotiate massive contracts and their agents will also benefit - not sure a 31yo L1/L2 player will benefit at all.
I could well be totally wrong on this. |  | | |
| Legal case "a seismic confrontation" between FIFA and players on 18:51 - Aug 5 with 551 views | Zx1988 |
| Legal case "a seismic confrontation" between FIFA and players on 18:48 - Aug 5 by MattinLondon |
And possibly we will see the end of long contracts and instead one year contracts will be the norm. The top players will be able to negotiate massive contracts and their agents will also benefit - not sure a 31yo L1/L2 player will benefit at all.
I could well be totally wrong on this. |
You may well be right.
Even more money for the players and agents, and none for the clubs. | |
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| Legal case "a seismic confrontation" between FIFA and players on 18:53 - Aug 5 with 534 views | J2BLUE |
No idea, but they can change jobs voluntarily. The transfer fee is for breaking the contract they signed.
Want flexibility? Sign one year deals everywhere you go. |  | | |
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