Can solidarity contribution arise in a domestic transfer?

Solidarity contribution may be due when a professional player is transferred against compensation and there is an international dimension to the transfer. This applies not only to international transfers, but also to domestic transfers where at least one of the player’s training clubs is affiliated with a different Member Association.

In such domestic transfers with an international dimension, training clubs affiliated with another association may be entitled to solidarity contribution in accordance with the FIFA Clearing House Regulations. For training clubs affiliated with the same association as the engaging and releasing clubs, the distribution of any amounts may instead be governed by the applicable national regulations.

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