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Zoom In: The Aftermath of the Diarra Judgment: Towards a New FIFA Transfer System?

On 4 October, the Court of Justice of the European Union shook the world of football with its Diarra ruling. The decision questions the compatibility of a key provision of the FIFA Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players (RSTP) with European Union internal market law. The RSTP, and in particular its article 17, are the bedrock of football’s transfer ‘market’ and regulate the conditions for the transnational movement of players between clubs. In 2023, based on FIFA’s numbers, 21 801 players were transferred internationally (of which 3279 with a fee) for transfer fees amounting to USD 9.63 bn. In short, this is a market that affects a considerable number of players and is linked with the movement of large sums of money between clubs and other actors (such as intermediaries). The ruling has already been much commented on, and this zoom-in webinar was an opportunity for participants to engage with Antoine Duval (Asser Institute), Stefan Szymanski (University of Michigan), and Marjolaine Viret (Université de Lausanne) on the economic and legal intricacies of the regulation of labour relations in football. They have focused on the aftermath of the judgment and the question, 'what comes next?' You can follow the work of the Asser Institute via our newsletter (http://tiny.cc/AsserTodayYT) and register for our upcoming events and trainings on our website ( https://www.asser.nl/education-events).