While Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo may never have read the EU's new Lisbon Treaty, the 300-page rulebook has the potential to give some footballers a headache.
As EU ministers for sport gather for an informal meeting in Madrid this week (20-21 April), organisations representing footballers and other athletes have raised concerns that the bumper legal text could result in the rights of some sporting professionals being undermined.
The concerns relate to a process of social ...
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