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What will change with the new FIFA regulations for "intermediaries" on 01/04/2015 (Joëlle Monlouis)

"At the 64th FIFA Congress in São Paolo (BRA) on 11/06/2014, the new regulations on working with intermediaries were endorsed. The new regulations, which will come into force on 01/04/2015, supercedes the previous regulations on players' agents, in force since 01/01/2008, and abandons the (agent…
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• Category(ies): Legal
• Article # 36724
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England: Premier League launches a website for children aged 6 to 12

The Premier League launched a new website for children aged 6 to 12, in order to develop their knowledge of the championship, on 18/03/2015. The website was developed along with the US manufacturer of football and baseball stickers Topps, who have been a partner of the Premier League since 1993…
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• Category(ies): Digital, Marketing - Communication
• Article # 37048
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Denmark: Danish Association and the national team players' union in dispute over wages and bonuses

The DBU and the Spillerforeningen are engaged in a dispute over game wages and bonuses, according to Danish media on 16/03/2015. The Association is seeking a pay cut of 17% (of match pay), whilst the players' union are seeking a performance-based bonus if the team qualify for the Euro 2016 finals…
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• Category(ies): Social Responsibility
• Article # 36908
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France: Ligue 2 club Nîmes Olympique to be "demoted one division" due to match-fixing

Nîmes Olympique (Ligue 2) will be "demoted one division" at the end of the 2014-15 season, stated Sébastien Deneux, president of the LFP disciplinary committee, on 17/03/2015. "The Nîmes Olympique club attempted four times, through two of its officers, to arrange the results of fixtures and…
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• Category(ies): Clubs, Legal
• Article # 36894
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2024 Olympics: the German National Olympic Committee chooses Hamburg over Berlin

The German National Olympic Committee has chosen the project of the city of Hamburg to be the country's bid for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, on 16/03/2015. Hamburg received 18 votes against 11 for Berlin. The decision must be ratified by an extraordinary general meeting of the German…
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• Category(ies): Social Responsibility, Stadiums
• Article # 36835
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Rio 2016: the Maracanã and six other stadiums will host the two Olympic football tournaments

The 58 matches of the men's (16 teams) and women's (12 teams) football tournaments for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games will be played in six cities and seven stadiums from 03 to 20/08/2016, announced the FIFA organising committee on 16/03/2015. The seven stadiums are: the Mané Garrincha Stadium in…
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• Category(ies): Stadiums
• Article # 36763
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UEFA: "It's important for football that there is a change in FIFA" (Michel Platini)

"There will be four candidates. Let's see what happens, let's see the programmes of the four candidates. But I think it's important for football that there is a change in FIFA," stated Michel Platini, the president of UEFA, on the subject of the FIFA presidential elections, during a video Q&A…
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• Article # 36762
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France: about Zlatan Ibrahimovic, "One can not say whatever they want" (Referees' Union)

"It is time to realise that one can not say whatever they want, do whatever they want, and accept everything without context. Whatever the events of the game are, there are some limits one cannot cross," stated SAFE (Syndicat des Arbitres du Football d'Élite, the French Referees' Union), in a…
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• Category(ies): Clubs, Legal
• Article # 36694
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