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A new resource including an updated synthesis of the activity of the CAS in the business related to football
A detailed analysis of the TAS decisions, major trends in law and references to the main decisions of the Swiss Federal Court and the European Union Court of Justice
The report underlines the desire for transparency of FIFA and its commitment to share knowledge within the football community
FIFA is launching its quarterly report on the decisions of the Sports Arbitral Tribunal (CAS) in football -related cases. This new initiative aims to provide a complete and updated analysis of the latest trends in the matter.
The latest official statistics of TAS & FOOTBALL 2024 annual reporthighlight the importance of the CAS in the arbitration of litigation linked to football, which represent more than 70% of the cases dealt with by the institution. The decisions rendered by the TAS play a decisive role in the construction of the regulatory framework for football. They guarantee legal certainty and preserve the principle of fair play by resolving conflicts between players, clubs, member associations and other sports stakeholders.
For this reason, the quarterly FIFA report on the decisions of the TAS linked to football will bring, four times a year, a detailed analysis of the activity of the CAS, an overview of the major trends in matters of law as well as references to the main decisions of the Swiss Federal Court and the Court of Justice of the European Union.
For this reason, the quarterly FIFA report on the decisions of the TAS linked to football will bring, four times a year, a detailed analysis of the activity of the CAS, an overview of the major trends in matters of law as well as references to the main decisions of the Swiss Federal Court and the Court of Justice of the European Union.
This initiative is intended to create a precious legal resource for clubs, players, lawyers and academics concerned by football law. The report also underlines the desire for transparency of FIFA as well as its commitment to share knowledge within the football community.
The first edition is available here or can be downloaded since Legal.fifa.com.
