The Fifa Disciplinary Committee has sanctioned Spanish clubs
Atletico de Madrid and Real Madrid for breaches relating to the
international transfer and registration of players under the age of 18.
The two clubs were found to have violated several provisions
concerning the international transfer and first registration of minor
players as well as other relevant provisions with regard to the
registration and participation of certain players in competitions.
Both clubs are to serve a transfer ban that prevents them from
registering any players at national and international level for the next
two complete and consecutive registration periods for breaching
articles 5, 9, 19 and 19bis as well as annexes 2 and 3 of the
Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players (the “Regulations”).
The transfer ban, which does not affect the current registration period
at all, given that it opened before the decisions were notified, applies
to each club as a whole – with the exception of the women’s, futsal and
beach soccer teams – and does not prevent the release of players.
Additionally, Atlético de Madrid and Real Madrid have been fined
CHF 900,000 and CHF 360,000 respectively, while both clubs have been
issued with a reprimand and given 90 days in which to regularise the
situation of all minor players concerned.
The decisions, which were notified to the parties concerned
today, were made based on the specific elements of each case. They
follow investigations initially conducted by Fifa Transfer Matching
System GmbH (Fifa TMS) and subsequently by the Fifa Disciplinary
Committee as part of disciplinary proceedings. The investigations
concerned minor players who were involved and participated in
competitions with the clubs over various periods between 2007 and 2014
(Atlético de Madrid) and between 2005 and 2014 (Real Madrid).
Fifa works hard to protect the rights of players under the age of
18 – whether male or female, amateur or professional. This is done
through the enforcement of regulations prohibiting the international
transfer of minors, or the first registration of minors in a country
other than their own, except in specific circumstances (cf. art. 19 of
the Regulations) that must be approved by the sub-committee appointed by
the Players’ Status Committee. As such, the provisions relating to the
protection of minors need to be strictly applied. This has been
confirmed on various occasions by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
Opening up the door to exceptions beyond those carefully drafted and
included in the Regulations would unavoidably lead to cases of
circumvention of the rationale for these provisions.”
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