This past weekend in Serbia’s capital city the members of the CEV Board of Administration approved a series of provisions that determine the maximum amounts to be paid as pure administrative fees to National Federations in order to obtain an international transfer certificate (ITC). This applies only and exclusively to transfers involving European players moving to one of the 55 National Federations affiliated to the CEV.
A series of principles were adopted by the CEV Board of Administration and namely:
- Players aged 40 and over shall not be subject to the payment of any administrative fees;
- Maximum amounts to be paid are pre-defined by the CEV taking into consideration a series of criteria, such as:
A series of principles were adopted by the CEV Board of Administration and namely:
- Players aged 40 and over shall not be subject to the payment of any administrative fees;
- Maximum amounts to be paid are pre-defined by the CEV taking into consideration a series of criteria, such as:
For the fees to be paid to the Federation of Origin:
• The player’s age;
• His/her inclusion in the roster of the national team;
• The number of seasons the player has already spent playing for (a) club(s) not belonging to his/her Federation of Origin;
• The category his/her Federation of Origin belongs to as per the groups defined by the CEV;
• The division where the club the player is moving to is competing;
• The category the Receiving Federation belongs to as per the groups defined by the CEV.
For the fees to be paid to the Receiving Federation:
• The division the club the player is moving to is competing in;
• The category the Receiving Federation belongs to as per the groups defined by the CEV.
The amounts determined by the CEV are to be seen as a maximum fee to be paid to the Federation of Origin and the Receiving Federation respectively; as they are involved in international transfers of their players, the National Federations may determine different amounts to be paid but always without exceeding the threshold defined by the CEV.
The European Volleyball Confederation would like to inform all parties (players, clubs and National Federations) that this rule is not retroactive and therefore the provisions listed above will be applied starting from next June 24, 2011.
Click here for the classification of the 55 National Federations affiliated to the CEV
Click here for the detailed regulations determining the administrative fees for transfers
• The player’s age;
• His/her inclusion in the roster of the national team;
• The number of seasons the player has already spent playing for (a) club(s) not belonging to his/her Federation of Origin;
• The category his/her Federation of Origin belongs to as per the groups defined by the CEV;
• The division where the club the player is moving to is competing;
• The category the Receiving Federation belongs to as per the groups defined by the CEV.
For the fees to be paid to the Receiving Federation:
• The division the club the player is moving to is competing in;
• The category the Receiving Federation belongs to as per the groups defined by the CEV.
The amounts determined by the CEV are to be seen as a maximum fee to be paid to the Federation of Origin and the Receiving Federation respectively; as they are involved in international transfers of their players, the National Federations may determine different amounts to be paid but always without exceeding the threshold defined by the CEV.
The European Volleyball Confederation would like to inform all parties (players, clubs and National Federations) that this rule is not retroactive and therefore the provisions listed above will be applied starting from next June 24, 2011.
Click here for the classification of the 55 National Federations affiliated to the CEV
Click here for the detailed regulations determining the administrative fees for transfers
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