Andreolla, Andrey HenriqueKlassmann, Mirjano Alberto2024-03-042024-03-042020https://repositorio.uricer.edu.br/handle/35974/553The theme addressed in this study deals with children and young people who dream of becoming professional soccer players, but who in some cases end up being deceived by scouts, businessmen or clubs. The objective of the work developed is to demonstrate or not the possibility of equating this conduct with human trafficking. It exposed the history of football with its origins to the present day, the view on enticement and punishments applied to clubs. The legislation used to combat trafficking in international personnel is shown, as well as the history of trafficking in persons in Brazil and the legislative evolution for combating trafficking in persons in the country. In addition, real cases occurred in the world were shown and, thus, the possibility of equating the enticement of players to human trafficking, in addition to the variations, some jurisprudence was demonstrated demonstrating the understanding of Brazilian courts. The methodology used was deductive, based on internet articles, books, already published, using as descriptors: soccer, children and adolescents, human trafficking, enticement of soccer players, among others.pt-BRDireitoTráfico de pessoasAliciamentoCriança e adolescenteTrabalho de Conclusão de Curso