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| Webster case - Article 17 of FIFA Regulations | | The ruling of CAS, the highest sports arbitration tribunal, has caused quite a stir. The Court ruled that Webster must pay GBP 150,000 for breaking his contract in his final year, while his former club, Heart of Midlothian had filed a claim for the amount of GBP 5 million.(read more) |
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| 06.04.10 Spanish players warns over possible strike |
 The Spanish footballers’ association (AFE) has offered all the Spanish sporting bodies involved a Great Pact for Spanish Football to solve the problems that are currently plaguing this sector. If agreement is not reached, the AFE will call a strike by football players in all divisions of the national competition. |
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| 30.03.10 Interview with Piotr Reiss |
 Piotr Reiss was awarded by football players who took part in Polish Union of Footballers Plebiscite by giving him place in The Best Eleven of 1st League in 2009. Well known Reksio agreed to give us an answer to couple of our. |
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| 30.03.10 Polish Association of Former Players Widzew Łódź |
 On 29th of march 2010 branch of Polish Association of Former Players was created. It is first field branch of PSBP, which will be focused on former players, friends and activist of legendary Widzew Łódź.
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| 22.03.10 Professional sportsmen in Europe join forces. |
 Professional sportsmen and sportswomen from across Europe, supported by their international trade union movement, are joining forces to address a serious challenge to players’ fundamental rights. |
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| 29/9/2009 FIFPro wants clarity about licensing systems |
  According to UEFA only 3 of its 53 members don’t have a domestic licensing system implemented. Nevertheless, there are still numerous players who don’t get paid. FIFPro has its doubts about the quality standards the national football associations are using to define licensing systems. |
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| 2/9/2009 24 footballers with 24 questions for Blatter |
 FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter held a special question and answer session at FIFA HQ in Zurich on Monday. Putting him on the spot were 24 international footballers anxious to know his views on a series of issues they hold dear. Fielding their questions with his customary good humour, Blatter responded at length in an exclusive and unique interview that ranged over issues as diverse as African football, doping and the 6+5 rule.
to read the interview CLICK HERE |
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| 1/9/2009 Juventus jointly liable in Mutu case |
 Adrian Mutu has finally decided to submit an appeal at the Swiss Bundesgericht against the ruling of the CAS which stipulated that the Romanian must pay €17 million to Chelsea following his dismissal from the club after a positive doping test in 2004. |
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| 31/8/2009 Financial Fair Play Measures for Club Football |
 The Professional Football Strategy Council (PFSC) has today unanimously recommended that the Financial Fair Play concept be approved by the UEFA Executive Committee at its forthcoming meeting in Nyon on 14/15 September. |
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| 25/8/2009 PFAI supports Cork City players |
 The Irish players union, the PFAI, has been in talks with Cork City club officials since mid July following the club’s entry into the High Court after their failure to pay their taxes to the Revenue Commissioners. The club owed the Revenue €439,000 and faced being wound up on 31 July 2009. |
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| 10/08/2009 Espanyol mourns death of Dani Jarque |
 More than 50.000 fans paid their respect to Daniel Jarque González, the captain of Espanyol who died on Saturday 8 August. The 26-year old suffered a heart failure while on a pre-season tour in Italy. |
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| 6/08/2009 Mutu has options to fight 'remarkable' CAS ruling |
 Adrian Mutu has called the decision by CAS to uphold the order to pay Chelsea up to 17 million euro ‘profoundly unjust’. The Romanian striker of Fiorentina refuses to throw in the towel. ‘I will evaluate every possible initiative to protect my rights.’ |
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| FIFPro | | International Federation of Professional Players Unions FIFPro was founded in Paris on December 15, 1965, at the initiative of the representatives of national federations protecting professional footballers’ rights...(read more) |
| PZP | | Polish Union of Footballers was established on February 28, 1997 at the initiative of Marek Pieta, former player of Górnik Walbrzych, Widzew Łódz and Hannover 96...(read more) |
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