IntroductionRegulating the sport and resolving the disputes that arise in the midst of it have become an essential component of modern football governance. The sport has evolved throughout its history, shifting from a mere competitive athletic activity to a global phenomenon, acquiring a level of legal, economic, social and organisational complexity that never ceases to surprise.The professionalisation and commercialisation of the product have called for greater involvement and cooperation between all parties of the ecosystem. Thus, the role of supranational bodies that oversee the state of football and delineate the course of action to be followed.FIFA acts as the pinnacle of the football pyramid, as within FIFA, we can find all the Confederations that include the totality of the National Football Associations of each country.As we know, the Union Européenne de Football Association (or UEFA as it is widely referred to), is the governing body of football in the Old Continent. It is formed by the merging