Search
International sport constitutes a highly complex legal and regulatory environment.
Legal questions rarely arise in isolation. They generally involve the interaction of private regulations, public law, international governance, commercial interests, institutional relationships and political considerations.
Throughout his career, Thierry Granturco has advised governing bodies, clubs, athletes, governments and European institutions on matters involving sports governance, regulatory reform, labour mobility, international transfers and institutional relations.
His practice has contributed to the development of legal and regulatory frameworks that continue to shape the governance of international sport today.
The following examples illustrate Thierry Granturco’s professional practice in sport, governance and international regulation.
International sport provides a unique environment in which legal, institutional, political and economic interests converge.
Thierry Granturco’s approach is based on the conviction that sustainable regulatory solutions require more than legal analysis. They require dialogue between institutions, governing bodies and stakeholders whose legitimate interests may diverge.
His objective is to contribute to solutions that are legally robust, institutionally sustainable and capable of reconciling the legitimate interests of all stakeholders involved.
By approaching sport as a field of international governance rather than as an isolated legal discipline, he seeks to support regulatory frameworks that remain effective, balanced and durable over time.
Avocat aux Barreaux de Paris et de Bruxelles.
Administrateur de sociétés.
37-39 rue des Deux Églises,
B – 1000 Bruxelles
