Presenting the Mixed Model of Training Compensation with a Cultural Exaltation Approach for Professional Football Players in Iran
Subject Areas : Sociological studies of sports
Ramzanali Afsharzade
1
,
Vahid Shojaei
2
*
,
Mohammad Hami
3
1 - PhD student in Sports Management, Islamic Azad University, Sari Branch, Iran
2 -
3 - Associate Professor of Sports Management and Planning, Islamic Azad University, Sari Branch, Iran
Keywords: analysis, right to growth, Cultural Exaltation, education compensation, Iranian football,
Abstract :
The purpose of this study was Presenting the Mixed Model of Training Compensation with a Cultural Exaltation Approach for Professional Football Players in Iran. Methodology: The research method is mixed and based on data theory. A semi-structured interview method was used to collect data. Data analysis was done according to Strauss and Corbin (1998). The statistical population of the qualitative section included 17 university experts and expert experts in the field of sports law. The sampling method was purposeful and judgmental. Therefore, by determining the number of 400 people from the statistical population in the first phase, 384 questionnaires, free from any incomplete and distorted information, were selected for statistical analysis. Results: Based on the results of the study of the qualitative data obtained from the interview, the analysis of the factors of paying the right to growth in the form of 5 dimensions, including causal conditions (4 concepts), background conditions (3 ideas), intervening conditions (3 ideas), strategies (4 ideas) ), consequences (5 concepts). The results were analyzed using confirmatory factor analysis and structural equations with SPSS and PLS software, and the developed model had a good fit. Conclusion: The parties to sports contracts should know the principles and framework of sports contracts and the clauses affecting the payment of growth rights (training compensation) and comply with them. It is also suggested that the respected football federation officials should make more efforts to educate and provide more information to familiarize with examples of growth compensation to football players and clubs.
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