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____________________________________________________ Yury Zaytsev Born in Moscow Region, Russia on 28 October 1986 E-mail: [email protected] Tel.: +7 (903) 135 82 55 ____________________________________________________ Nationality: Russian Current location: Moscow Family status: Married, 3 kids Political status: No politically exposed person, does not have politically exposed person among my relatives Education: Moscow State Academy of Law named after of Oleg Kutafin, specialty Sports Lawyer Current job: General director and founding partner of law firm SILA International Lawyers, which have its offices in Switzerland (Neuchatel), Russia (Moscow), Turkey (Istanbul), Bulgaria (Sofia) and Kazakhstan (Nur- Sultan) (www.silalawyers.com) Language: English, Russian Work experience: 2007-2008 – Construction company (Lawyer) 2008-2011 – Russian Football Union (Legal counsel, Senior legal counsel, Deputy Head of the Legal Department) 2011-2014 – Organizing Committee of the FIFA World Cup 2018 (Senior legal counsel) 2014-2017 – Law firm Legal Sport (Partner, Director General) 2017-present – Law firm SILA International Lawyers (Partner, Director General) Professional experience in sports law: • Legal advisor of clubs, federations, agents, athletes, coaches • Legal counsel at CAS cases, FIFA DRC, FIFA PSC • Former Secretary of Disciplinary Committee of the Russian Football Union: 2008-2011 • Former member of Players' Status Committee of the Russian Football Union: 2010-2013 • Consultant of the 2018 FIFA World Cup Local Organizing Committee: 2014-2018 • Consultant of the UEFA EURO 2020 Local Organizing Committee in St Petersburg: since 2017 • Consultant of the 2021 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Local Organizing Committee: since 2020 • Consultant of the International Chess Federation (FIDE): 2019-2020 • Arbitrator of Disciplinary Committee of the Russian Ice Hockey Federation (FHR): since 2016 • Pro bono counsel at the International Ice-Hockey Federation (IIHF): since 2019 .

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