درجة ممارسة الشفافية في تعاملات لاعبي كرة القدم و وسطائهم مع الأندية الرياضية في مواسم الانتقالات

Abstract EN

Determining the degree of transparency in the dealings of football players and their intermediaries with sports clubs during the transfer seasons, and the descriptive method was used in a survey method appropriate to the nature of this research, and the research community was represented in three main categories, the first category represented in (chairmen and members of boards of directors, and contracting and marketing departments) in the Egyptian Premier League football clubs, season 2020/2021, the second category is represented by (football players in the Egyptian Premier League clubs, and player mediators), the third category is represented by journalists, media professionals and sports critics, and the research sample consisted of (152) individuals who were chosen by the random stratified method, The researchers used a questionnaire he designed as a tool The researcher used a questionnaire he designed as a tool for data collection, and the most important results of the research indicated that the reality of practicing transparency in the dealings of football players and their intermediaries with sports clubs during the transfer seasons needs to be controlled, which is based on increasing the transparency area by those responsible for managing clubs, players and their intermediaries, and the more transparent and clear the transactions, the more the fans move away from Believing rumors or searching for the truth, transparency also contributes to removing a lot of confusion around some deals, facilitating their settlement and maximizing the benefit for all parties in the transfer market, Among the most important recommendations directed to (football players and their mediators, and officials of sports clubs) to avoid spreading rumors and negotiating with a moral responsibility about transfer deals or amending contracts in transfer seasons, a commitment to transparency in disclosing real data and information related to transfers or contracts, and recommendations directed to Football Association officials work to enhance mutual trust with players, clubs and mediators by involving them in policy-making and drafting legislation related to player transfers.