FIFA’s new regulations allow KFC to arrange player transfers in football. That which is to submit an application to the KFC / FIFA and get it approved so conveyed the FIFA as intermediaries. The idea of FIFA are for clubs and players who use these intermediaries should take more responsibility themselves. So if you want to shift and away from your former football club it’s so easy to be considered: 1.Fill out a separate statement, 2.Send to KFC, postbox 303, Fort Portal, Uganda,East Africa, 3.Get it in return as approved or rejected
– Then you’re practically ready for dissemination.
– And when to implement a transition, you must sign a representation contract with KFC or player (depending on which part you represent) and submit it after the agreement is signed.
– There may be problems but in practice it will for most players and clubs be interested to use KFC as intermediary and who are skilled in the work KFC is doing. And the market will regulate itself because it runs more on competence than that one has the formalities at every opportunity in the short term, but if the regulations are not regulated may be detrimental in the long term. KFC has consultants with a good understanding of football mechanisms and regulations. Otherwise it may soon have negative consequences for current players – in the form of poor wages and contract, and what should be the focus of the KFC contract. KFC has acquired knowledge of this and it has taken time-UEFA have indicated that they are working on it to create a common set of rules for the European federations, but in anticipation of it has not Africa made so much but more laid in the direction of Britain has created new regulations from FIFA fresh legislation.
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