Governing Bodies and Laws that Promote Sports and The Court of Arbitration Roles

Sporting Justification Reflective Journal
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Sporting Justification Reflective Journal
Pearson's article comprehensively addresses the governing bodies and laws that promote sports. The article is based on the football transfer system, which imposes EU laws challenges heavily. It also limits the free movement of different member states' players jeopardizing the sporting activities. The article also indicates the role of the court of arbitration in addressing such emerging challenges and obstacles in sports (Pearson, 2015). Therefore, the article provides a reliable picture of regulating and promoting sports.
Football Transfer System
After reading the article, the main objective of the football transfer system noted is to govern when and how the professional players move between clubs (Pearson, 2015). It plays a significant role in limiting the unorganized movement of the professional players from one employer to another. It was developed after English Premier League registered in 1893 to enhance fair competition. The system also provides a reliable transfer of fees among the registered players to promote competition integrity. Whenever a specific club fails to meet the transfer threshold, it would not transfer any professional player. Therefore, the football transfer system guides the transfer of players to prevent big and financially stable clubs from taking advantage of the younger clubs.
EU and Football Transfer System
Regarding my perspective on European Union's role in regulating the football transfer system, I firmly believe that some actions of the system may be detrimental and only regulated by the EU. For instance, EU views payment of the transfer fees to registrat...