The impact of European Union Law on the world of sport and the Bosman decision
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Summary
Under European Union law, Article 81 of the EC Treaty provides that all agreements between undertakings, decisions of undertakings and concerted practices which may affect trade between Member States and which have as their objective or effect the prevention, restriction or distortion of competition within the common market are prohibited as incompatible with the common market . Notwithstanding, the Union des Associations Europennes de Football’s (UEFA) recently approved plans to limit the number of foreign players a club can register for Champions league and the UEFA cup competitions. The current position is that six out of the 25 players a club can register at UEFA competitions will have to be home grown players with eight home grown players for the 2008/09 season.
KEY WORDS: Sports law, EC Treaty, Article 81, UEFA Homegrown rule, Bosman ruling, Lariv Report, Pack Report.
KEY WORDS: Sports law, EC Treaty, Article 81, UEFA Homegrown rule, Bosman ruling, Lariv Report, Pack Report.
Table of Contents
- Introduction.
- Bosman ruling.
- Background to the relationship between sport regulation and the EU.
- The Lariv and Pack Reports.
- Case Law Pre-Bosman.
- Case Law Post-Bosman.
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