Ghana was where, just a few weeks after its visit to Ivory Coast, FIFPro Division Africa held the second of the seminars that will take it to all of the member countries on the continent throughout 2013.

The entire football world must take responsibility for preventing clubs from succumbing to insolvency and players becoming the victims of financial problems at the clubs. This is the primary conclusion from the FIFPro Legal Conference.

FIFPro urges the Maltese Football Association to revise its regulations in order to better protect the players from clubs who refuse to respect the players' contracts and refuse to pay their players what they are owed.

Footballer Abdeslam Ouaddou is still angry. 'The Qataris think they can get away with everything, because they think money can buy anything -buildings, shares, beautiful cars - and men. For them, I was nothing but a slave.’

Secretary General of FIFPro Division Africa, Stéphane Burchkalter, reacted angrily to how Abdelem Ouaddou was treated in Qatar. 'Nothing can justify this! These practices are shocking, unacceptable and outrageous.'