FOOTBALL NEWS
PFAS “PLAYER”
NEWSLETTER 2 NOW
AVAILABLE
PFA Scotland is delighted to make available the second edition of our “Player” newsletter.
Our featured player is...
FIFPRO BLACK BOOK EASTERN
EUROPE TO BE PUBLISHED
FIFPro, the World Players Union has announced that it will present the FIFPro Black Book Eastern Europe at a press conference in Brussels on Tuesday 7th February 2012.
The compilation of the Black Book was undertaken by FIFPro Eastern Europe Task Force and is the culmination of several months hard work. Thousands of footballers took part in the study and the findings offered in the report are extensive and catalogue a long...
PFA SCOTLAND AWARDS 2012
PFA Scotland is able to confirm that this seasons Awards Dinner will take place on Sunday 6th May 2012 in the Glasgow Hilton.
We...
PFA SCOTLAND SPEAKS WITH
BERWICK’S ELLIOTT
SMITH
Berwick Rangers full back Elliott Smith took time to chat to PFA Scotland about the season so far, future ambitions and his career both in...
- Hearts face no action over wages
- Foran agrees new Inverness deal
- MacDonald extends Hearts contract
- New date for Celtic Uefa hearing
- Rangers suffer Jelavic bug blow
- Hughes clinches deal at Aberdeen
- Ipswich move for Bairns' Wallace
- Aberdeen v Dunfermline
- Inverness CT v St Mirren
- Motherwell v St Johnstone
- Rangers v Hibernian
- Ayr United v Kilmarnock (1300)
- Falkirk v Celtic (Sun)
- Frenchman Gnakpa joins Inverness
- Swindon Town bid for Caley's Cox
BECOMING A PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALLER, WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
AT PFA SCOTLAND WE ARE HERE TO HELP BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER FOOTBALL
The complicated football regulations and registration procedures handed down by FIFA and the Scottish Governing Bodies mean that a player’s employment status is unlike any other.
The expertise in the field of football regulations within the PFA Scotland team, supported by skilled employment law advice from our specialist lawyers ensures that PFA Scotland has the structure and resources to provide the best service to our members.
The dynamic nature of football means that issues affecting players such as disciplinary procedures and contractual matters are constantly changing. PFA Scotland strives to keep players updated in all areas of the game and constantly and regularly educate and inform them on these issues.
The team at PFA Scotland are always available to offer assistance to players on any queries they have in relation to their professional career.
Life after football is an area in which PFA Scotland offers plentiful and varied advice to its member players.
The structure within PFA Scotland ensures that players are able to access information on alternative courses, training and qualifications and assist in developing financial planning for when a player’s career comes to an end.
