US EditionReports: Eight-year contracts coming to Italian football - lawyers explain the benefits
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These are important days in the history of Serie A, the Council of Ministers on Friday approved the Legislative Decree that will allow professional clubs to bind athletes for a maximum period of eight years.
The Legislative Decree approved by the Council of Ministers on Friday 20 June is destined to change the world of professional sports in Italy. Among the various measures,.
The turning point could, or should, be epochal. As reported by Corriere dello Sport, with the decree approved on Friday by the Council of Ministers, Serie A will experience a major change in terms of professional sports employment relationships. The change in question will see players have the possibility of signing a contract of up to 8 years, no longer "only" up to 5 as before. This will therefore allow clubs to bind their players for longer, …
Reports: Eight-year contracts coming to Italian football - lawyers explain the benefits
By: Oliver Fisher A turning point could be forthcoming regarding the way contracts work in Serie A, as eight-year deals could be introduced.According to Corriere dello Sport (via RadioRossonera) and the lawyer Felice Raimondo, Italian football and consequently Milan are preparing for an important change: the extension of the maximum contract period from five to eight years.The reasoningThe decision came following the latest Legislative Decree ap…
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