A revolution is announced in the world of football, with the Court of Justice of the European Union calling into question certain rules governing transfers. This will in particular make it easier for a player to leave his club, who will in turn be obliged to accept simple compensation, largely akin to a normal termination of a fixed-term contract.
The winds of change are blowing through the transfer market. Lassana Diarra has in fact created a precedent following his dispute with his former club Locomotive Moscowsince the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled in his favor. The rules surrounding a termination of contract at the initiative of the player have notably been called into question, which according to some could change a lot of things.
“Kolo Muani can be the first to benefit from the Diarra ruling”
This is the case at PSGsince Daniel Riolo took the example of Randal Kolo Muani, who does not play much with Luis Enriquein order to illustrate these changes in the transfer market. “ Kolo Muani may be the first to benefit from the Diarra ruling. If in January he says “I’m leaving”, PSG will not be able to ask for €70M » he explained, on the microphone of RMC Sport.
A first case at PSG?
« He will just have to pay his remaining salaries, perhaps helped by the club that wants to recruit him » continued Rioloin theAfter Foot this Tuesday evening. “ How can Kolo Muani, who is not happy at PSG, not take advantage of this situation when he has justice on his side? “. Other specialists on the subject, however, had some caveats, explaining that overall things should not really change.
