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August 16, 20254 citationsOpen Access

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NANicolò Andreotti

Key Points

  • The CJEU's judgment alters the authority of the Court of Arbitration for Sport and its relation to EU law.
  • The case of RFC Seraing v. FIFA emphasized the importance of fundamental rights in sports arbitration.
  • Judicial review by EU national courts is impacted, showing a shift in the autonomy of sports arbitration organizations.
  • This ruling may encourage other legal cases involving the interplay between sports governance and EU regulations.

Abstract

The long-standing tension between private sports arbitration and the EU’s system of fundamental rights came to a head on 1 August 2025, when the Court of Justice of the European Union delivered its judgment in RFC Seraing v. FIFA. The case addresses whether arbitral awards rendered by the Court of Arbitration for Sport can be insulated from review by EU national courts when EU law is at stake. The judgment represents a restrained but meaningful intervention by the CJEU into the autonomy of sports arbitration, seeking to balance the authority of CAS with the imperative of protective fundamentals rights under EU law.

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Nicolò Andreotti (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68a366b20a429f797332ce75https://doi.org/10.59704/2e71aebd6023d940
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