Top European Union Court Rules that Soccer Governing Body FIFA’s Decisions Can Be Challenged Outside Switzerland
EUROPEAN UNION MEMBER STATES, AUG 1 – The European Court of Justice ruled that EU member state tribunals can review FIFA and Court of Arbitration for Sport decisions for compliance with EU law, challenging Swiss exclusivity.
- The European Union's top court ruled that FIFA's decisions can be challenged outside Switzerland, impacting soccer governance.
- National courts are now allowed to conduct in-depth reviews of FIFA decisions to ensure compliance with EU law.
- The ruling may resolve a long-standing legal dispute involving RFC Seraing and Doyen Sports.
- This decision represents a significant challenge to the authority of Swiss sports bodies.
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In a groundbreaking verdict that could reshape the balance of power in international sports, the European Union’s top court ruled on Friday that FIFA and other governing bodies can no longer shield their decisions from legal challenges outside Switzerland.
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