The Obligation of the Professional Sports Club Administration to Declare Players to Social Security Institutions

Authors

  • Abdelaziz AOUS IEPS, University of Chlef, Algeria
  • Saad BEKAI IEPS, University of Chlef, Algeria
  • Zoubida FOUKRACH IEPS, University of Chlef, Algeria
  • Soufiane MAHI IEPS, University of Chlef, Algeria
  • Mohamed OUDDAK IEPS, University of Chlef, Algeria
  • Ibrahim SBAIHIA IEPS, University of Chlef, Algeria
  • Rabah BOURWAMA IEPS, University of Chlef, Algeria
  • Imed LATRECHE University of Setif2, Algeria
  • Mohammed KHERROUBI IEPS, University of Chlef, Algeria
  • Aziz KHELLAFI IEPS, University of Chlef, Algeria
  • Lakhdar BOUALI IEPS, University of Chlef, Algeria

Keywords:

professional player; professional club; obligations; declaration; social security.

Abstract

The professional player falls within the category of special groups insured under the social security system and is therefore subject to the obligation of declaration for affiliation with the competent social security institution. However, the professional player differs from ordinary wage earners in several respects, including the nature of the legal texts governing the duty of declaration, the type of legal rule involved, the designation of the person subject to declaration, the scope of risk coverage, responsibility for filing the declaration, the contribution base, and the contribution rate. These differences are examined in the present article.

It is worth noting that Article 66(5) of Presidential Decree No. 20-442 of 30 December 2020 promulgating the constitutional amendment approved in the referendum of 1 November 2020 states that “the law guarantees the worker's right to social security.”

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Published

02-08-2026

How to Cite

Abdelaziz AOUS, et al. “The Obligation of the Professional Sports Club Administration to Declare Players to Social Security Institutions”. The Sankalpa: International Journal of Management Decisions, vol. 12, no. 2, Aug. 2026, pp. 1084-91, https://thesankalpa.org/ijmd/article/view/499.

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