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Contractual stability FIFA, football coaches and National Federations
For FIFA and the CAS, a national football federation cannot terminate, on the grounds of non-achievement of a sporting objective, unilaterally and in advance the employment contract of the selector or assistant coach of the national team without payment. compensation.
Decree relating to the conditions under which the duration of the athlete's first professional contract may be extended from 3 to 5 years
The decree of April 26, 2022 sets the conditions allowing the maximum duration of the first employment contract of a professional football player to be extended from 3 to 5 years.
Football: receivership and sporting consequences
The announcement of FC Girondins de Bordeaux of its financial difficulties following the departure from King Street, is an opportunity to recall the sporting consequences, and in particular a demotion, if a football club is the subject of a reorganization procedure or compulsory liquidation.
Salary cap or ceiling on payroll
The Council of State, by a judgment of December 11, 2019, considered that the salary cap or capping of the payroll did not "disproportionately affect the freedom of contract or the freedom to undertake and which has no impact on freedom of association in sports matters. "
Prohibition of release and termination clauses, a device extended by the LFP
The Professional Football League (LFP) has decided to extend the prohibition of release and termination clauses in article 202 of its Administrative Regulations to "any clause whereby a party has the right to unilaterally terminate the contract".
Conference - Assises du Droit du Sport
Grand Symposium: the lawyer in sport. Cabinet BERTRAND is a partner of the 4th Assises du Droit du Sport and will lead a practical workshop on the theme The status of the sports trainer.
Amendments to the FIFA Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Football Players
The Council of the International Federation of Football Association (FIFA) has approved certain amendments to the Regulations for the Status and Transfer of Players, following two sessions of 15 March 2019 and 3 June 2019.
Transfers of athletes, final report on the economic and legal issues of the European Commission
The European Commission has published a report on the development of the economic and legal issues of transfers entitled "An update on change drivers and economic and legal implications of transfers of players" analyzing the European football market and determining eight recommendations.
E-sport: the new employment contract for professional players
E-sport was enshrined in the Law for a Digital Republic n ° 2016-1321 of October 7, 2016. The Law provides for a particular legal framework concerning the status and fixed-term employment contracts specific to professional gamblers employed in gaming. competitive video.
Promise to hire sportsmen: the will of the parties as a determining criterion retained by the Court of Cassation
The Court of Cassation (by two judgments of 2017) clarified the respective definitions of the offer and the unilateral promise of a sportsman's employment contract between a sports club (rugby) and a player (recognizes the existence of a contract due to the meeting of the wishes of the parties)
eSports: Publication of the decree on the status of professional players employed video game
The Official Journal of 10 May 2017 also allowed the publication of a second decree on the eSport. Decree No. 2017-872 from 9 May 2017 was he on the status of professional players employees competitive games.
Football: payroll deductions assimilated to pecuniary penalties prohibited
According to the judgment of the Lyon Labor Council, a deduction from wages decided by a professional football club against one of these players is a financial penalty prohibited by the Labor Code. Cabinet Bertrand is the player's counsel in this matter.
Football, Case Lassana Diarra: Fifa regulations contrary to the principle of free movement of workers
On January 19, 2017, the Commercial Court of Hainaut, in the context of the dispute between the player Lassana Diarra and FIFA and the Belgian Football Federation, declared article 17.2 of the Regulation of Status and Transfer of Players.
A player can refuse to play for the national team?
Joël Matip is at the heart of a legal imbroglio. The Cameroonian player from Liverpool has in fact refused to join the Cameroon national team to compete in the African Cup of Nations. Does he have the right? Can he play for his club during CAN? Attempt to answer.
eSports: the fixed-term contract adopted for competitors of video games
The final adoption by the Senate of the Law for a Digital Republic, on September 28, 2016, validates the status and the implementation of the Fixed-Term Contract (CDD) between the professional esports player and his team.
eSports: any contract between the player and his team?
The Bill for a Digital Republic, adopted by the Senate on May 3, 2016, provides in particular for the definition of professional video game player (eSports) and qualifies the contract binding him to his team as an employment contract.
Professional athlete: the early termination clause of a fixed-term contract is prohibited
The Supreme Court has just recalled, in a ruling dated February 4 2015 (c Gunn / Poitiers Basket 86, 13-26.172 No), the prohibition of termination clauses in the contracts of fixed-term work of professional sportsmen.
Football: the injury is not a case of just cause to terminate the contract of a player
A judgment of the Court of Arbitration for Sport of December 3, 2014 makes it possible to reconsider the notion of "just cause" allowing one of the two parties (the player or the club) to terminate the employment contract binding them in advance.
sports education against remuneration
Does the Sports Code require the possession of a diploma or specific title for the teaching of a Physical or Sports Activity (APS)? No, if this education is provided on a voluntary basis. Yes, as long as there is remuneration for the teacher, regardless of the amount of the remuneration.
Proposed new Act notably to preserve the ethics of sport
A bill aimed at preserving the ethics of sport, strengthening the regulation and transparency of professional sport and improving the competitiveness of clubs has just been tabled in the Senate on September 12, 2016 (report of April 19, 2016 by the Great Professional Sport Conference)