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EU's top court says some FIFA rules on international transfers are contrary to the bloc's law

  • The EU's top court ruled that some FIFA transfer rules violate European Union laws concerning free movement, affecting former France player Lassana Diarra's case.
  • FIFA's Regulations state that players terminating contracts "without just cause" must pay compensation, which the court found problematic.
  • The ruling may lead to significant changes in soccer market regulations and the sport's economy, as EU antitrust rules apply to FIFA.
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