In a groundbreaking verdict that could reshape the balance of power in international sports, the European Union’s top court ruled on Friday that FIFA and other governing bodies can no longer shield their decisions from legal challenges outside Switzerland.
EU court ruling challenges FIFA’s legal dominance, opens door to broader scrutiny across Europe
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