(Reuters) - Global players' union FIFPRO said on Tuesday it was considering a formal complaint against the Korean Football Association and the K-League for keeping the country's professional footballers out of discussions regarding contract conditions.
FIFPRO, which is made up of 65 national players' bodies and recognised by FIFA, criticised the KFA and the K-League for trying to implement a new players' contract system without the consent of the Korean Pro-Footballers Association (KPFA).
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