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FMF Constitution wrote:VI. Transfers of players within the FMF
a. Transfers involves the contractual agreement of a player to move from one club to another on a permanent or temporary (loan) basis.
b. All domestic transfers must be regulated by the corresponding FMF member's football association or other governing body.
c. All intermicronational transfers must be regulated by both FMF member nations concerning the transferred player. Both respective clubs from the member nations must co-operate and agree on a fee that is acceptable for both parties. Should there be any discrepancies, then the FMF or one of its respective confederations may intervene and investigate the transfers, in addition to vetoing the transfer.
d. The FMF holds the right to exercise investigation on any intermicronational transfer and impose sanctions when necessary should there be any discrepancies or article violations within this section of the constitution.
e. Transfers are only permitted during the allocated periods set by the FMF. These are:
i. A Winter window for transfers, opening 1st January at 00:00 (GMT), and closing 31st January at 23:59 (GMT)
ii. A summer window for transfers will open between the dates 1st June at 00:00 (GMT) to 30th September at 23:59 (GMT).
iii. The exception to these transfer summer periods is during the FMF World Cup, when transfers will not be permitted and a transfer embargo will be enforced.
iv. Both domestic and intermicronational transfers will be permitted in the summer transfer window. During the January transfer window, whilst domestic transfers will be accepted, any intermicronational transfer must be reviewed by the FMF and will be subject to clearance.
v. The federation reserves every right to clear or veto a transfer.
vi. Member nations are permitted to alter their transfer windows to a shorter period; however no extensions to transfer windows will be in place.
vii. The only case in which a transfer window will be extended for a club or a member nation is due to any technicalities, where evidence must be provided for an extension to be granted.
f. Free Agents
i. When a club signs an unattached player (free agent), the member nation is responsible for ensuring the the player is not contracted and the transfer can be cleared. The member nation have the right to consult the FMF as part of their investigation, but will be held responsible if there seems to be any discrepancy.
ii. Should there be a clash between multiple different in signing an unattached player, then the FMF will undergo an investigation regarding the player's contract. If the free agent has been signed by separate teams within the space of 48 hours, then the FMF will exercise the right of which team the player will be contracted to.
g. Should any of these articles be violated, then the federation reserves the right to impose sanctions and punishments depending on the situation:
i. The FMF may impose sanctions on either a particular football club or member nation when appropriate.
ii. If the action is a first offence of violation, a formal warning will be addressed to the respective party involved.
iii. A second offence may be subject to a transfer ban imposed on the respective party for up to a month. This ban will only be active during a transfer window. If a transfer ban is still pending following the closure of a transfer window, then the remaining length of the ban will be served in the next transfer window.
iv. Any further offences will be investigated in the FMF, where executive committee members can vote on an appropriate punishment for the respective party.

Senya wrote:Whilst the currant rules are good, they don't involve the FMF pro-actively making sure one team doesn't sign an already contracted player. Another issue is that some nations *cough* Afrikaana *cough* NAPI *cough* seem to have a fetish with signing free agents, which means that other leagues don't get the fair share of players.

adrian_afrikaana wrote:first come, first serve.