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EPISODE · Jun 1, 2026 · 42 MIN

Chris Duffy on Sports Law and Legal Challenges in Global Sport

from Scottish Legal Insights | Journal of the Law Society of Scotland · host Scottish Legal Insights

What does it take to succeed in the fast-moving world of sports law? In this episode of the Scottish Legal Insights podcast, Chris Duffy, Legal Director at Centrefield LLP and former senior legal leader at Celtic Football Club, joins us to discuss the realities of working at the intersection of sport and law. From the legal complexities of organising major international tournaments like the FIFA World Cup in North America, to the details behind successful football player transfers, Chris shares practical insights into the commercial, regulatory and governance challenges facing sports lawyers today. We also explore career pathways into sports law, the skills required to succeed, and why the sector continues to attract legal professionals looking to work at the heart of global sport. Listen for expert insights on sports law, football governance, player transfers and the evolving role of lawyers in the sports industry.

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