UEFA has welcomed a decision by the Brussels Court of Appeal to reject a case brought forward by Doyen Sports and Belgian club RFC Seraing which sought to overturn a ban on the third-party ownership of players.
UEFA remains determined to combat match-fixing and protect the integrity of European football and its competitions - thereby safeguarding the game's essential soul.
On 5-6 December 2019, executives and lawyers from clubs across Europe met, at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, to discuss key issues and developments in international tax and sports law.
FIFPRO is issuing a warning to players about Turkish football because of an increasing number of cases in which clubs are defaulting on salary payments.
UEFA has begun its search for an individual or organisation to conduct a feasibilty study aimed at examining ways of enhancing football's capacity to investigate and prosecute match-fixing cases.
