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The European Union’s Court of Justice (“ECJ”) went into the 2023 winter break in style, publishing a hat-trick of judgments (hereafter referred to as SuperLeague, ISU, and Royal...

World governing body forced to make U-turn after backlash

The situation has been described as ‘a total mess’ by some, with big January transfers potentially affected

FIFA has temporarily suspended the worldwide introduction of the new football agent regulations. The implementation will be delayed until the European Court of Justice (ECJ) delivers a final decision following an injunction issued in Germany against the introduction of a selection of the regulations. The FIFA Football Agent Regulations (FFAR) were introduced to raise “professional and ethical standards” and had been set to come into play in October 2023.  They include capping an agent’s c...

The total spending on club agent service fees has reached unprecedented heights in 2023, with a total outlay of USD 888.1 million compared to USD 623.2 million last year according to FIFA’s Football Agents in International Transfers Report.

Agent service fees reach all-time high in 2023

Copenhagen: Following the first ever meeting of the European Club Association (ECA) Executive Committee, the ECA Board conducted yesterday, December 7...

FIFAs new regulations for agents are aimed at tackling issues like corruption, but they could also have an impact on the transfer market this winter.

FIFA wants to limit agents to taking a maximum 3 percent commission for any transfer of more than $200,000 and 5 percent for deals less than $200,000

GENEVA -- FIFA won the latest ruling Monday of an international, multi-case fight by soccer player agents to block rules that would regulate their industry and cap their fees.