MANCHESTER, England, Jan 6 (Reuters) – FIFA will introduce widespread rule modifications to how soccer managers work subsequent week, together with introducing a cap and a check on switch commissions they obtain subsequent week, the game’s governing physique stated on Friday.

Charges paid by golf equipment for the companies of intermediaries had been $622.8 million in 2022, marking a 24.3% enhance in wage spending in comparison with 2021, FIFA stated final month.

After approval of the agreed modifications on the FIFA Council assembly in Doha, brokers can obtain a most fee of three% for any switch over $200,000 and 5% for offers beneath $200,000.

Beneath new laws that got here into impact Monday, brokers should additionally make all transactions public, permitting followers to see how a lot they have been paid for offers.

Different key modifications embrace introducing a compulsory licensing system and banning a number of illustration to keep away from conflicts of curiosity.

These wishing to turn out to be representatives now need to comply with a strict course of, together with passing the FIFA examination, after which pay an annual payment to the governing physique.

“This is a crucial step in the direction of establishing a fairer and extra clear soccer switch system,” FIFA stated in an announcement. Mentioned.

“The brand new laws set up key service requirements for soccer managers and their shoppers, all with the purpose of strengthening contract stability, sustaining the integrity of the switch system and attaining higher monetary transparency.”

Main representatives have expressed their disapproval of proposals up to now. Jonathan Barnett, president and founding father of ICM Stellar Sports activities, which represents a lot of prime gamers, has beforehand threatened to take authorized motion if the rule modifications go into impact.

Peter Corridor reported; Edited by Ken Ferris

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