After the judgment of the ECJ on the transfer rules of FIFA, Lassana Diarra takes a new attempt.
Former French soccer player Lassana Diarra calls for compensation of 65 million euros gross by the World Association FIFA and the Belgian Association RBFA.
The 40-year-old announced about his lawyer on Monday. Diarra sees this sum as “compensation for the career damage caused by the transfer rules of FIFA”.
Certain regulations of the FIFA had been classified by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) last October as a violation of European law after this was called by Diarra.
These would affect the free movement of professional footballers. The former midfielder also demands that any interest that occurs until the final judgment are calculated.
“Culture of disregard for the rule of law”
Since the judgment of the ECJ, FIFA and Belgium have not yet established a contact, Diarra has been quoted: “This is her right, but it reflects a persistent culture of disregard for the rule of law and the player, despite the very clear message of the Eugh.
Diarra had left his then Lokomotive Moscow club after a drastic reduction in salary, but the Russians considered the termination to be unjustified and asked for a sum of the player in the double -digit million range.
The Belgian Association Sporting Charleroi then refrained from an obligation because of the fear of having to take part of this punishment in accordance with the FIFA rules tested by the ECJ.
Following the ecj’s ruling on fifa’s Transfer Rules, Lassana Diarra is Making a New Attempt.
Former French International Footballer Lassana Diarra Is Demanding Compensation of 65 million Euros Gross From The World Association FIFA and the Belgian Association RBFA.
The 40-Year-Old Announced This Through His Lawyer on Monday. Diarra Sees This Sum as “Compensation for the Career Damage Caused by Fifa’s Transfer Rules.”
Certain fifa regulations were classified by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) Last October as a Violation of European Law after Diarra had appealed to it.
Thesis would impair the Freedom of Movement of Professional Footballers. The designer Midfielder Demands That Any Interest Accruing Up To The Final Judgment Be Added to The Sum.
“Culture of Disregard for the Rule of Law”
Diarra is quoted as Saying that Since the ecj ruling, fifa and the Belgian Association Have not Made Any Contact: “That is their good right, but it reflects a continuing culture of Disregard for the rule of law and the players, despite the very clear. Regret, WE Must Therefore Appear Before the Judges Again, I have no other choice. “
Diarra Had Left His Club Lokomotive Moscow After A Drastic Salary Cut, But the Russian Considered the Termination Unjustified and Demanded a Sum in the Double-Digit Millions From The Player.
The Belgian Club Sporting Charleroi Then Refrained From Signing Him Due to The Fear of Having to Bear Part of This Penalty in Accordance With The Fifa Rules Examined by the ECJ.