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1 Webster ruling
■ Ruling of the Court of Arbitration for Sport which states that any footballer aged between 23 and 28 is entitled to walk out on a club, so long as he has served at least three years of his contract, or any player aged 28 or more after having served at least two years of its duration, with the only compensation due being the value of his wages due under the remainder of the contract.► This ruling was named after Andy Webster, the Scotland defender who unilaterally broke his contract with Heart of Midlothian to move to Wigan in summer 2006.■ Urteil des Internationalen Sportgerichtshofs, das besagt, dass ein Spieler trotz eines bestehenden Vertrages den Verein wechseln kann, wenn er, je nach Alter des Spielers, mindestens drei, beziehungsweise zwei Jahre beim vorherigen Verein gespielt hat und dem abgebenden Verein die noch ausstehenden Gehälter bis Vertragsende bezahlt.► Dieses Urteil wurde nach dem Schotten Andy Webster benannt, der 2006 trotz eines laufenden Vertrages nach England zu Wigan Athletic in die Premier League wechselte. -
2 Webster-Urteil
■ Urteil des Internationalen Sportgerichtshofs, das besagt, dass ein Spieler trotz eines bestehenden Vertrages den Verein wechseln kann, wenn er, je nach Alter des Spielers, mindestens drei, beziehungsweise zwei Jahre beim vorherigen Verein gespielt hat und dem abgebenden Verein die noch ausstehenden Gehälter bis Vertragsende bezahlt.► Dieses Urteil wurde nach dem Schotten Andy Webster benannt, der 2006 trotz eines laufenden Vertrages nach England zu Wigan Athletic in die Premier League wechselte.■ Ruling of the Court of Arbitration for Sport which states that any footballer aged between 23 and 28 is entitled to walk out on a club, so long as he has served at least three years of his contract, or any player aged 28 or more after having served at least two years of its duration, with the only compensation due being the value of his wages due under the remainder of the contract.► This ruling was named after Andy Webster, the Scotland defender who unilaterally broke his contract with Heart of Midlothian to move to Wigan in summer 2006. -
3 arrêt Webster
Arrêt du Tribunal Arbitral du Sport après lequel un joueur peut rompre son contrat avec un club après une période protégée de trois ans, avant l'âge de 28 ans, ou de deux ans, après l'âge de 28 ans, à condition de payer le solde de la rémunération qui lui est due au moment de la date de résiliation.► Cet arrêt a été nommé après le défenseur écossais Andrew Webster qui était sous contrat avec le club écossais d’Heart of Midlothian jusqu’au 30 juin 2007, mais qui le 26 mai 2006, décide de rompre unilatéralement et sans cause son contrat.
Ruling of the Court of Arbitration for Sport which states that any footballer aged between 23 and 28 is entitled to walk out on a club, so long as he has served at least three years of his contract, or any player aged 28 or more after having served at least two years of its duration, with the only compensation due being the value of his wages due under the remainder of the contract.► This ruling was named after Andy Webster, the Scotland defender who unilaterally broke his contract with Heart of Midlothian to move to Wigan in summer 2006.
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