Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players Flashcards

Under FIFA RSTP, which party bears the burden of proof when a club claims a player terminated a contract with just cause?

Answer: The player must prove just cause

The party alleging just cause — in this scenario the player — must produce evidence that justifies the termination.

What is the consequence for a club that induces a player to breach his contract without just cause?

Answer: The club may be jointly and severally liable for compensation and may also receive a transfer ban

Under Article 17(4) FIFA RSTP, any club found to have induced a breach may be jointly and severally liable for compensation and can receive a transfer ban.

When calculating compensation for breach of contract under FIFA RSTP Article 17, which factor is NOT explicitly listed as a criterion?

Answer: The player's social media following and commercial value

Article 17 lists remuneration, remaining contract duration, fees paid, and applicable law, but a player's social media presence is not a listed criterion.

Under FIFA RSTP, a 'homegrown player' rule requires clubs to include locally trained players in their squad. Which body enforces this rule in UEFA competitions?

Answer: UEFA

UEFA enforces the homegrown player rule in its competitions, requiring clubs to include a minimum number of locally trained players in their registered squad.

Under FIFA RSTP Article 5, a club can only register a player if which condition is met?

Answer: The player is not simultaneously registered with another club

Article 5 states that a player can only be registered with one club at a time, prohibiting dual registration.

The FIFA Transfer Matching System (TMS) is used primarily for what purpose?

Answer: Recording and validating international transfer data, including ITC requests and transfer fee confirmations

FIFA TMS is an online platform where clubs and associations record all international transfer details, enabling FIFA to monitor compliance.

Under FIFA RSTP Article 18bis, a club is prohibited from entering into an agreement that gives a third party the right to do what?

Answer: Influence the club's employment or transfer-related decisions

Article 18bis bans agreements that allow third parties to influence transfer or employment decisions, protecting the integrity of club governance.