Átigazolási

Átigazolási is a Hungarian term that translates to "transfer" or "transfer of rights." In its most common usage, it refers to the process of a player moving from one sports club to another. This can occur within a single country or internationally. The specifics of an átigazolási are governed by the rules and regulations of the relevant sports federations and leagues.

A typical átigazolási involves negotiations between the selling club, the buying club, and the player. Contracts are drawn up, and often a transfer fee is paid by the buying club to the selling club. This fee compensates the selling club for the loss of the player's services and any training they may have invested in. Players may also negotiate new contract terms with their new club.

There are often defined transfer windows, periods during the year when átigazolási can legally take place. Outside of these windows, transfers are generally not permitted, though exceptions can sometimes be made. The átigazolási process can be complex, involving agents, lawyers, and various administrative bodies to ensure all regulations are met. The term can also be used in other contexts, such as the transfer of ownership of a company or property, but its primary association is with the movement of athletes between sports teams.