Bosman Ruling

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The making of Ronaldinho – how the Brazilian superstar broke through at PSG

FourFourTwo 19 Oct 2021

Taking advantage of a newly passed legislation, effectively a Brazilian version of the Bosman ruling, Ronaldinho signed a pre-contract agreement with PSG in December 2000 that would see him move in the summer ... A knock in the following game would rule him out until the winter break – but, slowly, Ronaldinho was clanking into gear.

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European court set to study soccer’s homegrown player quotas

Wtop 18 Oct 2021

A judge in Belgium has now asked the European Union’s court in Luxembourg to examine if UEFA-backed homegrown player rules, designed to protect young local talents, comply with free movement of labor and competition law in the 27-nation bloc ... The court delivered the so-called Bosman Ruling in 1995 that had a seismic effect on soccer.

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European court set to study soccer's homegrown player quotas

Journal Review 18 Oct 2021

Rules shaped by UEFA since 2005 — with aims that include limiting wealthy clubs hoarding players from across Europe — and later applied in Belgium were challenged in that country as a restriction on recruitment and team selection options ... The court delivered the so-called Bosman Ruling in 1995 that had a seismic effect on soccer.

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Francesco Totti: ‘In my time football was made of love. Today it’s more business’

The Observer 10 Oct 2021

All it took was a question about whether he lets his 15-year-old son, Cristian, beat him at pinball. “No!” he exclaims, fixing me with incredulous eyes from the other end of our Zoom call ... Photograph ... As money has flowed into the game and freedom of movement increased in the years since the 1995 Bosman ruling, they have become ever-more rare ... .

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50 of the most influential footballers of all time

FourFourTwo 30 Sep 2021

It was only in February of 1978 that the European Community ruled that football clubs of its member states could no longer deny access to players based on their nationality ... Jean-Marc Bosman ... Jean-Marc Bosman was unextraordinary ... But while Bosman changed the state of play for free transfers, his ruling also led to the relaxing of overseas quotas.

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Little freedom for superstars in the era of super clubs

Hindustan Times 02 Sep 2021

With its bar on transfer fees at the end of a contract, the freedom to sign a pre-contract with another club if six months or less remain in the current agreement, the Bosman Ruling has made players’ lives significantly easier ... cited Covid-19 quarantine rules to not release them.

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Why Brexit will hit young Irish soccer players joining UK clubs

RTE 02 Sep 2021

In the early 2000s, while still dealing with the aftermath of the famous Bosman judgement, FIFA set out rules to better regulate the transfers ... However, football rules prohibited them from being able to tranfer and register with clubs who are part of the football associations of ...

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Messi, Mbappé and plenty of money: inside 2021's transfer window

RTE 25 Aug 2021

Analysis ... Football players can thank Jean Marc Bosman for this. The Belgian player was responsible for the 1995 European Court of Justice ruling in the case of Union Royale Belge des Sociétés de Football Association ASBL vs Jean-Marc Bosman ... From Tifo Football, how the Bosman ruling changed football ... .

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Ralph Hasenhuttl backs Adam Armstrong to fill frontline gap left by Danny Ings

FourFourTwo 13 Aug 2021

Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl feels new striker Adam Armstrong can grow into his role and help fill the gap left by the departure of Danny Ings ... “He is definitely coping with it ... “This is the way we have to go ... “This is because of the rule we have since Bosman that players at the end of the contract are completely free ... Hasenhuttl continued ... .

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No protection for big clubs in new European Super League proposals

AOL 30 Jul 2021

Super League sources are confident of getting the desired outcome at the ECJ, and believe the impact will be as seismic as the 1995 Bosman ruling was to the transfer market and lead to new cross-border competitions springing up all over Europe.

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RANKED! 55 shocking football transfers that shook the world

FourFourTwo 28 Jul 2021

Five years and one arduous court case later, Bosman was ruled free to move at the end of his contract without money needing to change hands between parties ... The Bosman Ruling – a term that quickly became a staple of the footballing lexicon – meant that any player allowing their ...

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Bid for quick decision on whether UEFA broke EU law over Super League rejected

AOL 15 Jul 2021

... European club competition as the 1995 Bosman ruling had on the transfer market and player contracts.

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ECJ refuses to offer quick judgement on Super League

RTE 15 Jul 2021

It is understood this means that a ruling in ... Super League sources are confident of their case too, and believe the decision would have as seismic an impact on the structure of European club competition as the 1995 Bosman ruling had on the transfer market and player contracts.

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How racial wage discrimination of football players ended in England

Phys Dot Org 06 Jul 2021

A new study in economics from Stockholm university and Université Paris-Saclay used data from the English Premier League to investigate the impact of the so-called "Bosman ruling," and found that racial discrimination against English football players disappeared—but not for non-EU players.

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Marco van Basten's volley, Euro 88: The story behind the Netherlands' most famous goal

FourFourTwo 25 Jun 2021

Boss Rinus Michels, the Total Football inventor back in his nation’s dugout, preferred the 23-year-old’s former Ajax comrades, Wim Kieft and Johnny Bosman (not to be confused with Jean-Marc Bosman, of Belgium and Bosman Rule fame).