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Bosman: The Player Who Changed Football
BT Sport Films looks into the story of Jean-Marc Bosman and how the Belgian footballer took on European football's governing bodies to redefine the football transfer market.
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BT Sport Films looks into the story of Jean-Marc Bosman and how the Belgian footballer took on European football's governing bodies to redefine the football transfer market.
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Mob Sport, BrockBrown Films, BT Sport Films
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