CAS: prohibition of ownership of players by third parties complies with European and Swiss law

News Tank Football - Paris - News #91141 - Published on 13/04/17 at 15:24
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Béthusy Castle, seat of the CAS (Lausanne, SUI) - ©  TAS

"In its decision, CAS confirmed the validity of articles 18b and 18c of the FIFA Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players under European law (freedom of movement, competition law and human rights) and Swiss law," announced the Court of Arbitration for Sport on 10/04/2017 in publishing its decision in the case between RFC Seraing (BEL...

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Béthusy Castle, seat of the CAS (Lausanne, SUI) - ©  TAS

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