FIFA holds 2nd Football Law Annual Review in Buenos Aires

Harry Awurumibe, Abuja

Federation of International Football Association (FIFA), will on Monday, March 16, 2020 hold the FIFA Football Law Annual Review 2019 at the Predio de Ezeiza, Argentinian Football Association (AFA), Buenos Aires, Argentina.

According to a release put out by Alasdair Bell, Deputy Secretary General (Administration), attendance at the FIFA Football Law Annual Review 2019 is free of charge and open to all representatives of national associations, leagues, clubs and players’ unions.

“In line with FIFA’s initiative to share its most important regulatory changes and decisions every year with representatives of national associations, Ieagues, clubs and players’ unions, as well as professionals in the legal field, we are pleased to announce the FIFA Football Law Annual Review
2019”, the statement read.

It also read; “From a legal standpoint, 2019 has been a year marked by many regulatory changes, by legal challenges and by key advances in the transfer-system reform process. FIFA would like to share the facts and figures at the FIFA Football Law Annual Review 2019”.

It has been year marked by many regulatory changes, by legal challenges and by key advances in the transfer-system reform process. On this note, we would like to share facts, figures and insights with all of you relating to the regulatory work, case law and main decisions of FIFA’S decision-making authorities and independent bodies, in addition to the most significant CAS proceedings prompted by FIFA decisions.

The event which will be held in English and will be live-streamed live is in conjunction with the support of CONMEBOL.

The initiative, which was launched in 2019 as part of FIFA’s drive towards greater transparency is designed to share the most important regulatory changes and decisions of the last year with representatives of national associations, leagues, clubs and players’ unions, as well as professionals in the legal field.