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  • Justice For Players hopeful of Fifa deal in football class action after Diarra settlement

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    Justice For Players insists its multi-billion-pound claim against Fifa has been strengthened by the governing body settling with the man who triggered the class action, Lassana Diarra. Diarra’s lawyer Jean-Louis Dupont confirmed on Tuesday that his client had reached agreement with Fifa and the Belgian football federation over an out-of-court settlement in relation to the [...]

    Lassana Diarra's challenge to Fifa rules could give players more power in football''s transfer market
  • Real Madrid vow to sue Uefa for millions over European Super League stance

    Sport Business

    Real Madrid have vowed to seek damages from Uefa expected to run into the millions of Euros for the governing body’s efforts in quashing the European Super League breakaway. The Spanish giants said they would seek financial compensation after a Madrid court rejected appeals by Uefa, LaLiga and Spain’s FA and reaffirmed a previous European [...]

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  • This legal battle could reshape anti-doping disclosure in sport

    Sport

    A pivotal legal dispute has emerged that could redefine how sports authorities handle the publication of athletes’ personal data.  At the heart of the matter is the practice by Austria’s National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA Austria) and the Austrian Anti-Doping Legal Committee of publishing the names and details of athletes sanctioned for doping violations on publicly [...]

    The case could change the anti-doping landscape for athletes
  • EU chief von der Leyen hit with defamation lawsuit by MEP

    September 17, 2025

    The European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen, has been hit with legal action by an MEP for alleged defamation in comments she made at the European Parliament. Romanian MEP Gheorghe Piperea, from the right-wing European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR), has filed a claim at the EU Court of Justice. According to his statement, as [...]

  • EU far-right Patriots engulfed in legal battles over funding headwinds

    September 15, 2025

    Europe’s far-right Patriots for Europe is engaged in legal action over the European Parliament’s accusation that it misused funds, as well as a battle to have withheld public funds returned. The Patriots for Europe, formerly the Identity and Democracy Party, surged to the third-largest group in the Parliament following the European election held last year, [...]

  • Inside SLB v BBF: Top lawyers, bitter barbs and the European Super League

    August 2, 2025

    Next week lawyers representing Super League Basketball clubs will lodge their response to a counter-claim from the British Basketball Federation, the latest move in a High Court legal battle that is giving the sport much-needed attention but for all the wrong reasons. In a nutshell, the BBF has stripped SLB of its licence to run [...]

  • Fifa cheered by ECJ backing in agent fees row – but ‘far from unilateral win’

    May 15, 2025

    Fifa has welcomed the qualified backing of its plan to cap football agents’ fees from a top judge at the European Court of Justice following legal challenges.  The opinion issued by AG Nicholas Emiliou is not binding but offers an indication of the verdict that the ECJ may ultimately reach in a case with profound [...]

  • FIfa admits it will have to rewrite football’s transfer rules

    October 14, 2024

    The European Court of Justice ruled this month that Fifa’s existing regulations do not comply with EU law.

  • What impact will ECJ ‘Bosman Mark II’ Diarra ruling have on private equity?

    October 14, 2024

    The so-called “Bosman Mark II” Diarra ECJ ruling will have an impact on football but fortune will favour the flexible when it comes to private equity. Described by many as “Bosman Mark II,” the recent European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruling in the Lassana Diarra case has captured the attention of the European footballing community, [...]

  • The new Bosman? Why the Diarra ruling could change football forever

    October 3, 2024

    The biggest changes to the football transfer market since the Bosman ruling could be unleashed on Friday at the European Court of Justice, potentially making it easier for players to walk away from their contracts at will. That is when the ECJ is due to deliver its verdict in a long-running dispute between world governing [...]

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