Spanish Sports Law, written by A. A. Soloviev and . In. Ponkin, is a unique and in-depth study of the legal aspects of the sports field in Spain. This edition will be an indispensable assistant for all who are interested in the law of sports, its features and nuances, as well as the challenges faced by athletes, coaches and sports organizations in this country. The book explores key elements of Spanish sports law, including licensing, the rights of athletes and coaches, and the regulation of sports federations and associations. The authors not only analyze the current laws , but also invite readers to immerse themselves in the context of their application in practice , which makes the material particularly valuable to lawyers, Working in the field of sports law , as well as for law students and all , Who wants to know , How the Sports Industry Works in Spain . Who can like this edition? First of all, the book will be of interest to lawyers specializing in sports law, as well as all professionals working in the field of sports - from club managers to coaches and athletes . It will also be a useful resource for students studying law and sports sciences, as well as for researchers who want to deepen their knowledge of the legal aspects of sports. The age category of readers varies from 18 years and older, as the book requires some preparation and understanding of legal terms. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues, such as the protection of the rights of athletes, anti-doping issues, as well as the interaction between government agencies and sports organizations. The authors emphasize the importance of complying with legal norms to ensure fair and safe sports practices, which makes the book relevant and important in light of the current challenges facing the world of sports. The style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and accessibility of the presentation, which allows even complex legal concepts to be presented in an understandable and logical form. Solovyov and Ponkin use many examples from real practice, which helps the reader to better absorb the material and see its application in life. This makes the book not only a tutorial, but also a fascinating reading for anyone interested in sports and law. In addition, it is worth noting that a. A. Soloviev and . In. Ponkin authors with significant experience in sports law. Their previous work has also received recognition and has become fundamental in this area. Readers familiar with their other works will appreciate this edition as well, which continues the tradition of in-depth and professional analysis of legal issues. Thus, “Spanish Sports Law” is not just a book, but a whole world in which readers are immersed, seeking to understand how the sports system in Spain functions from the point of view of the law. This edition will be an important step towards understanding the legal foundations of sport and will help readers not only to expand their knowledge, but also to put it into practice. If you are looking for quality and informative literature on sports law, this book definitely deserves your attention.