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Lior Refaelov Case Could Spark European Football Transfer Revolution
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First reported by Sport5 · 2 hours ago
What happened
A Belgian court is set to hear a case involving former Israeli footballer Lior Refaelov and his ex-club Royal Antwerp, which challenges UEFA regulations on player nationality. The ruling could significantly alter European football's transfer market and player quotas.
- 01Lior Refaelov's case challenges Belgian FA rules on player nationality.
- 02The case could lead to a major shake-up of European football transfers.
- 03A new rule reclassified Refaelov as a foreign player after his signing.
- 04The EU Court of Justice advocate general supported Refaelov's claims.
- 05The Brussels court will now decide on the legality of the regulations.
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