FIFA demands information: Ancelotti's controversial deal with Brazil!

FIFA demands information: Ancelotti's controversial deal with Brazil!

Brasilien - FIFA has asked the Brazilian Football Association (CBF) to clarify the use of a non -licensed consultant in the obligation of Carlo Ancelotti as team leader. As OE24 is mentioned in the media as a consultant, but without valid FIFA-Lizenz. This situation raises additional questions because the international transfer rules determine that only accredited consultants can work in such affairs. Fernandes is said to have received a commission of the equivalent of 1.2 million euros for his role.

The current developments show that the contract details were negotiated under "confidentiality clauses". These clauses come from the previous leadership of the CBF and are now the subject of internal reviews by the new President Samir Xaud, who came into office after the deposition of Ednaldo Rodrigues. According to Fernandes' lawyers, the commission is only claimed after registration, which increases the complexity of the situation.

debut by Ancelotti

Carlo Ancelotti officially took over the management of the Brazilian national team on Monday. His debut will take place on June 5 at the World Cup qualification game against Ecuador. This takeover comes after Ancelotti has made an agreement with the CBF to take over the Brazilian national team at Real Madrid after its time, with only the signature missing to formalize the commitment, such as WorldSoccertalk reported.

Ancelotti, who is the most successful coach in the history of Real Madrid, will lead a talented team that includes players with whom he has already worked on Real Madrid, such as Vini, Rodrygo and Militao. The CBF carefully deals with official announcements, as there have been negotiations with Ancelotti in the past. Meanwhile, Fernandes, who played a key role in the negotiations, actively promoted talks with Ancelotti.

regulations for player brokers

In the middle of these developments, the new FIFA Football Agent regulations (FAFAR) is also relevant, which was adopted on December 16, 2022. This regulations introduce a mandatory license system for player brokers that could also have an impact on the CBF and its new contract negotiations. From January 1, 2025, relevant football agency services in national transactions may only be provided by FIFA-licensed football brokers, which should significantly restrict the role of consultants and Fernandes in the future.

The FIFA will organize the exams for the FIFA Football Agent License completely itself and only online, which means that companies and agencies can be better regulated in the future. These measures are part of a more comprehensive strategy to ensure transparency and fairness in the football transfer market and are in line with the developments related to Ancelotti's engagement with the Brazilian national team.