通告1949_FIFA足球法年度审查2026

Circular no.1949 Zurich,24October2025 FIFA Football Law Annual Review2026 Dear Sir or Madam, FIFA is pleased to announce that thenextFIFA Football Law Annual Reviewwill be held inBudapest, Hungary, on 19and 20February2026.The2026edition of the eventwillonce againprovidea platform toshare updates onfootballregulatory work, case law and landmarkdecisions from FIFA’s judicial bodies, as well as significant proceedings before the Court ofArbitration for Sport. The event will be conducted in English, with simultaneous interpretation available in French andSpanishand it will be live-streamed on FIFA.com. Full audio and video recordings will beavailable onlegal.fifa.comafter the event.For more information, please refer to the attachedbrochure. Should you have any questions regarding the FIFA Football Law Annual Review 2026, pleasedonot hesitate tocontact Zelin Xu, Independent Committees&Legal Projects Manager, atannual-review@fifa.org. We appreciate your attention andlook forward to welcomingyouin Budapest or online. Yours faithfully, FIFA Mattias GrafströmSecretary General Encl.:Official brochure cc:-FIFA Council-Confederations-European Football Clubs-FIFPRO-World LeaguesAssociation The FIFA Football Law Annual Review Football continues to thrive, reachingunprecedented levels of global popularityand success across both the men’sand women’s game. This progress is nocoincidence: it reflects FIFA’s consistentand determined effortsto make footballtruly global and unite the world throughthe beautiful game. Since 2019, FIFA has hosted the FootballLaw Annual Review, providing a platform toshare updates on regulatory work, case lawand landmark decisions from FIFA’s judicialbodies, as well as significant proceedingsbefore the Court of Arbitration for Sport(CAS) and other relevant tribunals. The past year hasbrought anotherwave of important regulatory changesand impactful decisions from FIFA, CASand the Court of Justice of the EuropeanUnionmaking theFootball Law AnnualReview 2026especially relevant. A strong and evolving legal frameworkis essential to help FIFA and the wholeof the football community meet ongoingand new challenges in relation to thisand other missions. To that end, FIFA is committed to ensuringthat football’s legal stakeholders have directaccess to information onkey regulatorydevelopments. DAY 1 – Programme// 19 February 2026 16:15Surfing on doping procedures:recentdecisions & practicallessons for lawyersJuan de Dios Crespo, ManagingPartner Ruiz Huerta & Crespo(Valencia, Spain)17:15International transferof minors: recent casesand decisionsAgustín Montes de Oca, FIFATeam Lead Regulatory Applications(Miami, USA)18:00Break18:30CAS football leading cases 2025Miguel Lietard, FIFA Directorof Litigation (Miami, USA)Luis Villas-Boas Pires, FIFA Directorof Judicial Bodies (Miami, USA)19:30End of first day 13:00Opening and IntroductionDr. Timea Hoszné Nagy, MLSZExco Member & FIFA InstitutionalRelations Committe MemberEmilio García Silvero,FIFA Chief Legal & ComplianceOfficer (Miami, USA) 13:45The CJEU ruling on Seraingand the practical implications forthe CAS system withinthe EU territoryMassimo Coccia,Senior Partner, Coccia De Angelis &Associati (Rome, Italy) 14:45The FIFA RSTP afterthe CJEU ruling on DiarraErika Montemor Ferreira,FIFA Head of Disputes& Regulatory Applications(Miami, USA) 15:45Break DAY 2 – Programme// 20 February 2026 17:30MCO and football in 2026: figuresand recent CAS jurisprudence 13:00WelcomeAttila Berzeviczi, Chairmanof the Board, Ferencvárosi TC13:15International transferof players from and to SouthAmerica: some practical tipsto avoid some big problemsAriel Reck, Sports Lawyer(Buenos Aires, Argentina)14:15Making a transfer of playersa success: practical lessonsfrom a club perspectiveLina Souloukou, NottinghamForrest CEO (Nottingham, UK)15:15Break15:45Sporting succession in football:FIFA rules and CAS jurisprudenceMichele Bernasconi,Partner Baer & Karrer(Zurich, Switzerland)16:45The Swiss Federal Tribunaldecisions on CAS awards:recent casesDespina Mavromati,CAS Arbitrator(Lausanne, Switzerland) 45’ Introduction: •Emilio García Silvero,FIFA Chief Legal & ComplianceOfficer (Miami, USA) Round table and debate: •Monserrat Jiménez, CONMEBOLDeputy General Secretary and LegalDirector (Asunción, Paraguay)•Andrew Mercer,AFC General Counsel(Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)•William McAuliffe,UEFA Head of Disciplinary(Nyon, Switzerland)•Wouter Lambrecht,EFC General Counsel(Nyon, Switzerland)•Lucas Ferrer, Partner StatimLegal (Barcelona, Spain)•Andrés Patón, Legal DirectorArgentinian Football Association(Buenos Aires, Argentina) 19:00Closing remarks Participation In-Person Attendance Streaming Attendance at theFIFA Football LawAnnual Review 2026in Budapest is freeof charge and open to representatives ofMember Associations, confederations,leagues, clubs, and players’ and agents’unions. If the number of applicants fromthese groups does not exceed the capacity,registration from inde