Which FIFA body hears cases of clubs transferring minors in violation of regulations?

The FIFA Disciplinary Committee is responsible for hearing cases related to clubs that have violated regulations regarding the transfer of minors. This committee focuses specifically on breaches of the regulations established by FIFA concerning the protection of minors in football, ensuring compliance with standards that prevent the exploitation of young players.

Transferring minors is a sensitive issue, and FIFA has set strict guidelines to ensure their welfare. When violations occur, such as transferring a player under the age of 18 without adhering to these regulations, the FIFA Disciplinary Committee steps in to investigate and decide on appropriate sanctions.

While other bodies like the Court of Arbitration for Sport handle appeals or disputes generally in sports governance, and the FIFA Football Tribunal focuses on contractual and employment disputes, the specific function of the FIFA Ethics Committee relates more to issues of integrity and ethics in football rather than transfer regulations. Hence, the FIFA Disciplinary Committee is the appropriate entity for adjudicating cases involving the transfer of minors.