After how many transfers may FIBA review the practices of national federations concerning underage transfers?

FIBA has established specific regulations regarding the transfer of underage players to ensure their well-being and to promote fair practices in basketball. According to these regulations, FIBA will review the practices of national federations concerning underage transfers after a total of 10 transfers have taken place. This review process is essential for maintaining oversight and ensuring that all transfers adhere to FIBA's ethical standards, particularly when it involves young athletes who may be vulnerable to exploitation.

By setting the review threshold at 10 transfers, FIBA can evaluate if the federations are following the necessary protocols and regulations designed to protect young players. This serves as a safeguard for both the players and the integrity of the sport.