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Posted On: May 22nd 2024, 08:35 pm
During the recent FIFA Football Law Annual Review 2024 held in Tokyo, Japan, I had the privilege of presenting a proposal that addresses a significant challenge faced by young football talents, particularly in Africa. In my submission, I advocated for an exemption within the FIFA Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players (RSTP).
As it stands, FIFA RSTP strictly prohibits the international transfer of players under the age of 18, with a few narrow exceptions. This regulation aims to protect young players from exploitation and ensure their well-being. However, I propose that players aged between 16 and 18, who have represented their country at any tier of national football, should be granted an exemption from this prohibition.
This proposal will go a long way to benefit the development of talents in Africa.. Europe already enjoys the exemption for players aged 16 and below 18 as members of EU/EEA have freedom of movement.
Check out full videos on my submission on my page @ndubuokwupiusc
#SportsLaw #FIFA #AfricanFootball #Nigeria #Football #Sports
As it stands, FIFA RSTP strictly prohibits the international transfer of players under the age of 18, with a few narrow exceptions. This regulation aims to protect young players from exploitation and ensure their well-being. However, I propose that players aged between 16 and 18, who have represented their country at any tier of national football, should be granted an exemption from this prohibition.
This proposal will go a long way to benefit the development of talents in Africa.. Europe already enjoys the exemption for players aged 16 and below 18 as members of EU/EEA have freedom of movement.
Check out full videos on my submission on my page @ndubuokwupiusc
#SportsLaw #FIFA #AfricanFootball #Nigeria #Football #Sports
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