The potential exploitation of non-English-speaking players in UK professional football contracts

Overview of attention for article published in The International Sports Law Journal, January 2019

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Do English clubs have the potential to exploit non-English-speaking players during contract negotiations and signing meetings. Alexander Brown and Roger Baines from @uniofeastanglia weigh in on the much debated topic https://t.co/HscqHFw36J

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