FIFA updates rules over Atlético Madrid contract disputes

The new amendments that the International Football Association (FIFA) intends to approve focus on regulating the compensation amounts resulting from unilateral contract termination by players and clubs, with the aim of making the process fairer and more transparent. These amendments will come into effect in January and will logically link the compensation value to the contract's conditions, preventing exaggerations that previously hindered transfers. The compensation amount will be determined based on the presence of a termination clause in the contract, with the agreed-upon amount being used or calculations considering factors such as remaining value, salaries, and potential losses. The goal is to reduce disputes and achieve greater balance in transfer relationships. These measures come in response to high-profile cases like Julian Alvarez's dispute with Atlético Madrid, highlighting the need to develop a unified and predictable approach.

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