The plan of Infantino to reform the transfer market: sign up only in summer, limit the transfers, salary cap ...

The president of FIFA, Gianni Infantino, wants to carry out a normative revolution in terms of signings. According to L 'Equipe, on February 28 a report with eleven points will be studied in the FIFA committee with the aim of guaranteeing the integrity of football, increasing transparency and preserving the competitive balance of football.

Ending the winter market

FIFA wants only one window of transfer market per season, thus suspending the winter market. That is, you could only sign during the summer months.

Close the market before the start of the Leagues

Infantino is in favor of the proposal of the Premier that next season will close its transfer market before the first day begins. "I'm very happy with the Premier's proposal, it makes sense to start the season knowing what your players are going to be," he told ESPN.

Limited assignments


Infantino wants to end the teams that are dedicated to yield to many players around the world as Udinese, which has 103 players hired and spread across several leagues: "It is important to include some sports rules, such as limits of players on a team and limitations for the loaned players, we all have a great interest in playing the best players and today, with the concentration of the best in a few leagues and clubs, this is not happening, "he told ESPN.

Salary cap for all teams


The FIFA president also wants to introduce a salary cap based on the income of each club to protect the competitive balance between the teams: "The system is healthy because there is a lot of money, but the trend is worrisome, which is why we have to act We have to protect the values that have made football what it is. "

Regulate commissions to agents and intermediaries


Infantino believes that the increase in commissions paid to football agents has taken a "worrying" direction and that these should be "better regulated" to avoid corruption, bribes and money laundering. And it is that 5.1 billion euros circulated only for international transfers in the last year, with approximately 400 million euros for agents and intermediaries.