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Third Party Ownership is a contractual concept used to describe the method of financing football player transfers. In simple terms, it involves a third party, whether an individual or a legal entity, other than the acquiring sports club, deciding to partially finance the transfer of a player ...

At the beginning of the previous entry, I mentioned the FIFA guidelines regarding the new regulations governing the activities of football agents. On March 20-21, 2014, the FIFA Executive Committee approved new regulations regarding the functioning of the football manager market ...

In April of this year, we are facing another deregulation. No, this time it's not about the infamous list of the former Minister of Justice, but about the football agents' market.

In the previous part, we focused on regulations concerning training compensation fees for players when the player changed clubs, and the acquiring club belongs to a different football association than the departing club. In this part of the article, we will focus on "domestic" regulations, which are established by the relevant resolutions of the Polish Football Association (PZPN).

In the context of the entry concerning the solidarity mechanism, I mentioned that fees from this title are not the only ones that the acquiring club of a player is obliged to pay to the clubs where the player trained.

Why were presidents of clubs such as Stal Szczecin or Arka Gdynia interested, or at least should have been interested, in Grzegorz Krychowiak's transfer to FC Sevilla?

Last week, the media circulated information about Cracovia player Dawid Nowak's use of doping.

Another transfer window has passed in global and European football.