Mumbai, December 24: The world soccer players' union disagreed with FIFA's temporary changes to transfer rules on Monday following the landmark Lassana Diarra judgement. Former France international Diarra challenged FIFA 's rules due to a dispute with a club dating to 2014, and the European Court of Justice ruled in October that some rules were contrary to European Union law because they restricted freedom of movement and were anti-competitive.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천FIFA Set To Open Global Talks on Updating Football Transfer Rules After Landmark Lassana Diarra Ruling.

FIFA then opened a 슬롯사이트œglobal dialogue슬롯사이트 and on Monday published interim amendments which take effect in time for the January transfer window. They 슬롯사이트œstrike a balanced compromise,슬롯사이트 FIFA said in a statement. But global players' union FIFPRO was against the changes, and accused FIFA of failing to reach consensus.

슬롯사이트œFollowing Lassana Diarra's successful challenge against the legality of Article 17 of the FIFA Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players, FIFPRO informed FIFA of the conditions under which it could negotiate the amendments to the regulations to reflect the ruling,슬롯사이트 a union statement said.

"Until now, we have been unable to reach a consensus. We do not agree with the temporary measures announced by FIFA which have been introduced without a proper collective bargaining process. The measures do not provide legal certainty to professional footballers and do not reflect the judgement by the European Court of Justice.슬롯사이트 Lionel Messi Revisits FIFA World Cup 2022 Winning Moment With Argentina By Sharing Pictures With Trophy, Wishes Everyone 'Happy Second Anniversary' (See Post).

FIFA said there was "a clear understanding슬롯사이트 between all parties that the interim measures have no impact on ongoing discussions over long-term amendments to the rules, and introduced interim changes to offer stability and certainty for the upcoming transfer window.

슬롯사이트œFIFA looks forward to continuing its close cooperation with key stakeholders as part of the global dialogue launched in October with the objective of developing a robust, transparent, non-discriminatory, objective and proportionate regulatory framework that will apply uniformly to professional football at a global level,슬롯사이트 it said in a statement.

FIFA legal director Emilio Garcia Silvero posted on X on Monday saying the next goal was to have 슬롯사이트œa permanent framework that fully aligns with the ECJ's views & has the support of all parties before July 2025.슬롯사이트

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Diarra took his case to the ECJ after he sued FIFA for damages in the Belgian courts. Diarra cited FIFA rules for the collapse of a move to Belgian club Charleroi after the termination of his contract with Russian club Lokomotiv Moscow in 2014.

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