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1. Amara Diallo is a professional footballer and registered player at FC Veldena Women, competing in a top-flight domestic league. Her standard playing contract runs until 30 June 2026.On 15 January 2025, Amara formally notified FC Veldena Women that she is pregnant and her expected due date is 1 April 2025. The club grants Amara 14 weeks of paid absence, allocating 6 weeks before the birth and 8 weeks after, following which she is expected to return to full training. Amara’s agent reviews the arrangement.

QUESTION: Which of the following is NOT true concerning the arrangement?

(A) The arrangement is non-compliant because FIFA Regulations require a minimum of 8 weeks before the birth and the club has only allocated 6 weeks before birth

(B) The arrangement is compliant because the FIFA Regulations’ requirement of 8 weeks after birth and a maximum of 14 weeks’ leave are satisfied

(C) The 14 weeks of paid absence meets the minimum required under FIFA Regulations, and the club has full discretion over how the weeks are split

(D) Under FIFA Regulations, Amara is automatically expected to resume training once the 14 weeks has elapsed

2. An official bound by the FIFA Ethics Code was involved in betting and gambling. What is the maximum ban prescribed under the Code?

(A) 2 years

(B) 3 years

(C) 10 years

(D) Permanent ban taking part in any football-related activity

3. During a dispute over an unpaid training reward, the Secretary argues that FIFA Clearing House Regulations only applies to all such payments relating to eleven-aside. Is this statement correct? 

(A) Yes. The FIFA Clearing House only processes payments relating to eleven-a-side football

 (B) No. The FIFA Clearing House Regulations apply to all formats of football recognised by FIFA, including futsal and beach soccer, and are not limited only to eleven-a-side

(C) No. The Regulations do not restrict its application to any specific football format

(D) No. The FIFA Clearing House Regulations apply to all international transfers regardless of football format, and eleven-a-side is simply one context among many

4. Which of the following statements concerning the eligibility requirements are false?Select one or more:

A) One must have never been subject to a suspension of two years or more for failure to comply with rules relating to ethics and criminal charge 

B) One must not have been found performing Football Agent Services without licence in the twenty-four months before the submission of a licence application

C) One must not be appointed or elected to a body of FIFA, a confederation or a member association, representing the interests of Football Agents

D) One must not have been a minority shareholder, director or key office holder of a businessthat has declared bankruptcy

5. Sophia Mensah is a professional footballer registered at FC Hartwell Women, competing in a top-flight domestic league. She has been called up by her national association to represent her country at the Olympic Women’s Football Tournament. Her agent advises her to decline the call-up, arguing that club release for the Olympics is not mandatory under FIFA Regulations and citing examples of clubs that have previously prohibited their players from participating in the tournament. Is the agent’s advice correct?

(A) Yes. The release of players is not mandatory for the Olympic Women’s Football Tournament, as it falls outside of tournaments listed in the women’s international match calendar

(B) No. Clubs are obliged to release their registered players for tournaments listed in the women’s international match calendar, which Olympics is part of

(C) Yes. Mandatory release obligations under the FIFA RSTP only apply to the final competitions of the FIFA World Cup, the FIFA Confederations Cup, and the championships for “A” representative teams of the confederations

 (D) No. The release of players is mandatory for all international competitions sanctioned by FIFA, UEFA, and the IOC, and clubs have no discretion to refuse

6. Agent M negotiates a commercial endorsement on behalf of Player Y. The finalised contract, executed by the sponsor, Player Y, and Agent M’s agency, includes a disclosed 10% commission payable to Agent M by the sponsor. Twelve months later, Player Y files a complaint, claiming this arrangement constitutes an absolute violation of Article 22 of the FIFA Code of Ethics which prohibits receiving commission on negotiated deals. Which of the following punishments may be imposed on Agent M under the FIFA Code of Ethics.?

A. Agent M shall be sanctioned with an appropriate fine of at least CHF 10,000 as well as a ban on taking part in any football-related activity for a maximum of two years

 B. Agent M shall be sanctioned, and any amount unduly received from the third party shall be included in the calculation of the fine

C. If it’s found that Agent M’s actions is a “serious case,” the ban on taking part in any football-related activity will be extended to a maximum of five years

 D. Agent M has not committed any offence under this article, as the commission is covered by a genuine commercial agreement.

7. Which of the following disciplinary measures can only be imposed on a legal person?Select one or more:

(A) Playing a match without spectators

(B) Fine or any other pecuniary measure

(C) Ban on taking part in any football-related activity

(D) Ban on playing in a particular stadium

8. A player transfers to a Category IV club, and the club wishes to calculate the training compensation owed to his former training clubs. Is training compensation due?

(A) True

(B) False

9. Who bears the costs of proceedings before the Disciplinary Committee in a protest case?

A) FIFA 

B) Defeated Party 

C) Sanctioned Party

D) Member Association 

10. A licensed Football Agent and a professional player decide to work together and draft a written document to formalise their relationship. The document outlines that the agreement will last for exactly two years and clearly states that the agent will provide contract negotiation and club placement services. It also explicitly sets the service fee at 5% of the player’s individual remuneration since he earns less than $200,000. Is this agreement valid?

A. Yes, because the document is in writing, respects the maximum duration of two years, and specifies both the nature of the services and the remuneration fee

 B. No, because it fails to satisfy the minimum requirements under FFAR

 C. No, because the service fee cap for representing a player is currently suspended 

D. Yes, provided the agent subsequently uploads the agreement to the FIFA Agent Platform within 14 days of drafting it

11. Which of the following information may be required by the FIFA Clearing House in order to perform the required Compliance Assessment?Select one or more:

(A) Club Policies

(B) Beneficial Ownership

(C) Source of Funding

(D) Source of Wealth

12. According to the FIFA Guardians Child Safeguarding Toolkit, which of the following is the stages involved in the identification of child abuse. Select one more:

A. Questioning the possibility

 B. Looking out for signs of abuse

C. Conducting an internal investigation to verify the facts

D. Recording and reporting

13. Football Agent X wants to represent a promising 15-year-old player. In the player’s country, the legal minimum age to sign a professional contract is 16. Seven months before the player’s 16th birthday, Agent X obtains prior written consent from the player’s parents. Immediately after getting the parents’ consent, Agent X approaches the player to discuss a future Representation Agreement. Agent X has already successfully completed the designated CPD course on minors.

According to Article 13 of the FIFA Football Agent Regulations (FFAR), did Agent X legally comply with the rules for approaching a minor? 

A. Yes, because Agent X obtained written consent from the legal guardians before making the approach and had completed the mandatory CPD course

B. No, because an approach to a minor can only be made no more than six months before the minor reaches the age where they may sign their first professional contract

C. Yes, because the approach was made strictly for discussions and the actual Representation Agreement was not yet signed

 D. No, because football agents are completely prohibited from approaching or representing minors under any circumstances until they turn 18.

14. The Congress decides the venue for the final competitions organised by FIFA, except for the FIFA World Cup and the FIFA Women’s World Cup. True or False?

A) True

B) False

15. Which of the following statements about a Bridge Transfer is false? Select one or more:

(A) A bridge transfer involves two consecutive transfers, national or international, of different player within a period of 16 weeks

(B) The FIFA Disciplinary Committee can impose sanctions on any party involved in a bridge transfer

(C) Any two transfers of the same player occurring within a period of 16 weeks automatically constitutes a bridge transfer

(D) Only clubs and players are prohibited from participating in a bridge transfer

16. Player Y, who has never played international football for any association, moves to Country B at the age of 18 to play professional football for a club located there. He lives continuously on the territory of Country B for exactly four years and legally acquires Country B’s nationality through naturalisation. He was not born in Country B, nor were his biological parents or grandparents. The football association of Country B wants to call him up for an upcoming official international match.

Is Player Y currently eligible to play for the representative team of Country B?

A. Yes, because he holds the permanent nationality of Country B and has never played international football for another association

B. Yes, because players who acquire a new nationality between the age of 10 and 18  need to have lived on the territory of the relevant association for a minimum of three years

C. No, because a player who acquires a new nationality and begins living on the territory at the age of 18 must have lived on the territory of the relevant association for at least five years

 D. No, because players who acquire a new nationality through naturalisation are permanently barred from representing the new association unless they were born on its territory

17. Lenny is a FIFA licensed football agent who works hard to keep his football regulatory knowledge up to date. During the calendar year , he completes several courses on the Agent Platform and earns a total of 35 CPD credits. Since he was told that the annual requirement is only 20 credits, he assumes the extra 15 credits will automatically roll over to the next calendar year, meaning he will only need to earn 5 credits the following year to maintain their licence.Is Lenny’s assumption correct?

A. Yes, excess CPD credits earned in one calendar year automatically roll over to the following year to reward continuous learning

B. Yes, provided that the agent specifically requests a rollover through the Agent Platform before the 30 September deadline

C. No, CPD credits earned in one calendar year may not be used in a different calendar year to meet the CPD requirements

 D. No, because the standard annual requirement is 40 credits, meaning Agent Y failed to meet the minimum requirement for the current year

18. When establishing and appointing a network of trusted local partners as part of its expert advisory group, which of the following criteria is essential for Member Association?

A. proven good understanding of children’s rights, safeguarding and child protection legislation

B. track record in successfully delivering capacity-building/training on safeguarding measures and child protection in sport locally 

C. Track record of working with other sports organisations

D. an understanding of the culture andexisting child protection government agencies and systems

19. Club A (from Spain) and Club B (from France) are involved in a dispute over training compensation before the Dispute Resolution Chamber of the Football Tribunal. Club A officially submits its claim and all supporting evidence in Spanish. Club B subsequently submits its response and supporting evidence in French.

How will the language of the procedure and the final decision of the Football Tribunal be handled?

A. The procedure will be conducted and the decision issued in Spanish, because it is the language chosen by the Claimant who initiated the proceedings

B. The procedure will be conducted and the decision issued in French, because it is the language of the Respondent defending the claim

C. The procedure will be conducted in English and the decision will be issued in English

D. The procedure will be conducted in both Spanish and French, and two legally binding decisions will be issued in each respective language

20. During an official 11-a-side competition match, Club X fields an ineligible player against Club Y and the match ends in a 5:0 defeat for Club X. Following a protest from Club Y, the Disciplinary Committee discovers the violation. Which of the following disciplinary measures can be imposed on the club? Select one or more

A) Forfeiture, resulting in a 3-0 loss instead

B)The match must be replayed, and Club X will be fined a minimum of CHF 10,000

C) A minimum fine of CHF 6,000

  D). The 5-0 scoreline will be upheld 

ANSWERS: FIFA Agent Exam 2026 Practice Questions (4)

• 1. A, B, C, D [Reference Definition 30, Page 164, FIFA Study Material]
• 2. B. [Reference: Article 27(3), page 132, FIFA Study Material]
• 3. A. [Reference: Article 2(2), Page 234, FIFA Study Material]
• 4. A, C, D [Reference: Article 5, Page 272 & 273, FIFA Study Material]
• 5. B [Reference: Article 1bis of Annexe 1, Page 188, FIFA Study Material]
• 6. D. [Reference: Article 22, Page 130, FIFA Study Material]
• 7. A, D [Reference: Article 6(2)(3), Page 56 & 57, FIFA Study Material]
•  8. B. [Article 2(b) of Annexe 4, Page 202, FIFA Study Material]
• 9. B. [Reference: Article 49, Page 85, FIFA Study Material]
• 10. B. [Reference: Article 12(7), Page 277, FIFA Study Material]
• 11. B, C, D. Reference: Article 15(3), Page 250, FIFA Study Material
• 12. A, B, D. [Reference: Appendix 14, Page 381, FIFA Study Material]
• 13. B. [Reference: Article 13, Page 278, FIFA Study Material]
• 14. B. [Reference: Article 61, Page 34, FIFA Study Material]
• 15. A, C, D. [Reference: Article 5bis, Page 168, FIFA Study Material]
• 16. C. [Reference: Article 8(d), Page 40, FIFA Study Material]
• 17. C. [Reference: Enclosure 2, Page 542, FIFA Study Material]
•  18. A, D. [Reference: Appendix 3, Page 346, FIFA Study Material]
• 19. C. [Reference: Article 16(3), Page 218, FIFA Study Material]
• 20. C, D [Reference: Article 19(2) & 28, Page 67 &  74 FIFA Study Material]

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