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ZURICH (AP) — After a landmark court decision for the soccer transfer market, FIFA said Monday it will now invite “key stakeholders” worldwide for talks about updating rules put in question by former France international Lassana Diarra. The European Court of Justice ruled in the Diarra case on Oct. 4 in Luxembourg that some parts of FIFA’s transfer regulations did not comply with its laws on competition and freedom of movement for labor. While s…

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FIFA to open global talks on updating transfer rules after landmark Diarra ruling

Fifa will hold a global consultation after a top court said some of its transfer rules break European Union laws.

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Fifa to review transfer rules after Lassana Diarra court decision

Diarra, a former Real Madrid, Arsenal and Chelsea player, signed a four-year contract with Lokomotiv Moscow in 2013. The deal was terminated a year later after he was unhappy with alleged pay cuts.

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FIFA to Open Talks on Updating Transfer Rules After Landmark Lassana Diarra Ruling

FIFA will start negotiations with the sport’s stakeholders on the transfer system after the European Union (EU) ruled that some of its aspects were unlawful, the soccer governing body said on Monday.

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FIFA to open dialogue on transfer rules after EU verdict

After a landmark court decision for the soccer transfer market FIFA says it will now invite “key stakeholders” worldwide for talks. They will focus on updating rules put in question by former France international Lassana Diarra. The case followed Lokomotiv…

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BRUSSELS (Reuters) -     FIFA will start negotiations with the sport's stakeholders on the transfer system after the European Union ruled that some of its aspects were unlawful, the soccer governing body said on Monday. Read full story

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FIFA has said it will start negotiations with the sport's stakeholders on the transfer system after the European Union ruled that some aspects of it were unlawful.

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FIFA to consider transfer rules after Diarra trial

ZURICH — After a landmark court decision for the soccer transfer market, FIFA said Monday it will now invite “key stakeholders” worldwide for talks about updating rules put in question by former France international Lassana Diarra. The European Court of Justice ruled in the Diarra case on Oct. 4 in Luxembourg that some parts of FIFA’s transfer regulations did not comply with its laws on competition and freedom of movement for labor. While some a…

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FIFA to open global talks on updating transfer rules after Diarra ruling

More than a week after the judgment of the European Court of Justice concerning Lassana Diarra, FIFA announced that it wanted to create a dialogue with the main players in the world of football to review the regulations around transfers.

Plus d’une semaine après l’arrêt de la Cour de justice de l’Union Européenne concernant Lassana Diarra, la FIFA a annoncé vouloir créer un dialogue avec les principaux acteurs du monde du football pour revoir les règlements autour des transferts.

Foot : la FIFA ouvre le dialogue sur les règles de transferts une semaine après l’arrêt Diarra

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Soccer: FIFA opens dialogue on transfer rules a week after the Diarra ruling

ZURICH (AP) — After a landmark court decision for the soccer transfer market, FIFA said Monday it will now invite “key stakeholders” worldwide for talks about updating rules put in question by former France international Lassana Diarra.

FIFA to open global talks on updating transfer rules after landmark Diarra ruling

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