What FIFA body is competent to hear a case involving a club that has transferred a player who is a minor in violation of regulations?

The FIFA Disciplinary Committee is the body responsible for addressing violations of FIFA regulations, including cases related to the transfer of minors. This committee has the authority to investigate and sanction clubs that do not comply with the established rules surrounding player transfers, particularly those involving players who are under the age of 18.

Cases involving the illegal transfer of minors are taken seriously, as they are in place to protect the welfare of young players and ensure fair practices in international transfers. The Disciplinary Committee is specifically tasked with enforcing these regulations and imposing penalties on clubs that infringe upon them.

The other options, while also integral parts of the FIFA governance structure, focus on different aspects. The FIFA Football Tribunal deals primarily with disputes related to football contracts and employment issues, the FIFA Ethics Committee focuses on investigating violations of ethical standards, and the Court of Arbitration for Sport is an independent entity that resolves a variety of sports-related disputes, including those involving FIFA but is not responsible for initial disciplinary actions. Therefore, the FIFA Disciplinary Committee is the appropriate body for such a case regarding the transfer of a minor.