FIFA | Villanova Sports Law

Emma Spisak

Oct 25, 20234 min read

The Battle for Respect and Equality Intensifies Following Spain’s Historic World Cup Title Win

Despite winning their first Women’s World Cup title in August, Spain’s women’s soccer team continues to battle for respect and equality...

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Kyle Winquist

Jan 11, 20237 min read

From Family Friends to Family Feud: A Deep Dive into the Latest U.S. Soccer Drama

In one of the most bizarre family feuds highlighted by two of the most well-known families in the history of United States soccer, the...

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Rick Peña

Oct 18, 20225 min read

Ecuador and Byron Castillo Remarkably Escape FIFA’s Reckoning, But Must Now Face CAS

The 2022 World Cup is coming in November and fans are ready to watch their countries compete for one of the crowning achievements in the...

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Kyle Winquist

Jun 1, 20225 min read

U.S. Soccer's Historic CBA Deals

May 18, 2022 marked a historic day in United States Soccer history, one that will forever be remembered as a day where the mere words...

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Kyle Winquist

Apr 12, 20225 min read

FIFA is Cracking Down on Agents

After leading soccer agent Mino Raiola’s insurmountable 49% share in Paul Pogba’s $131,340,000 transfer from Juventus to Manchester...

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Villanova Sports Law Blog

Feb 8, 20225 min read

The 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar: Continued Fouls On and Off the Pitch

By: Christopher Imad Mdeway, Guest Contributor, 3L The Fédération Internationale de Football Association, globally known as FIFA, is no...

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Kyle Winquist

Dec 31, 20213 min read

Closing the Gap…Sort of?

In response to an open letter sent by U.S. Soccer President Cindy Parlow Cone, the United States Women’s National Team (USWNT) and United...

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