What kind of agreements are scrutinized under the FIFA regulations related to third-party ownership?

The correct answer relates to ownership agreements because FIFA regulations specifically aim to address and restrict third-party ownership of players' economic rights. Third-party ownership occurs when an entity other than the club holds an interest in the economic rights of a player, which can lead to conflicts of interest and ethical issues in player transfers and management.

FIFA has implemented stringent rules to eliminate or severely limit any external influence on player contracts and club negotiations, ensuring that clubs maintain primary control over their players. This regulation is intended to promote transparency and fairness within the sport.

The other types of agreements, such as fan club agreements, coaching contracts, and broadcasting contracts, do not directly involve the ownership of player rights and are therefore not subject to the same scrutiny under FIFA regulations regarding third-party ownership.