JCH

All of the links from the Wikipedia page are from years ago and I couldn't find the rule in the FIFA rules, that I just looked at. There was a rule saying that a player can't break a contract during a season though. All seems complicated, that article regarding J
Kane, could have been using old rules??

Has anyone finds it recently and is it still in the rules??

The rule is still the same.

I can't find anything about this rule, only cases from years ago. All articles on it, show references from years ago.

For Article 17 to apply Article 15 has to be triggered, given that JCH is being regularly picked for 1st team duty, unlike Webster who was dropped, then it can't possibly apply:

"15 Terminating a contract with sporting just cause An established professional who has, in the course of the season, appeared in fewer than ten per cent of the official matches in which his club has been involved may terminate his contract prematurely on the ground of sporting just cause. Due consideration shall be given to the player’s circumstances in the appraisal of such cases. The existence of sporting just cause shall be established on a case-by-case basis. In such a case, sporting sanctions shall not be imposed, though compensation may be payable. A professional may only terminate his contract on this basis in the 15 days following the last official match of the season of the club with which he is registered."

That wasn't the clause for Webster and it wouldn't be for JCH. You are quoting Article 15, but it is Article 17 that is relevant.

Something seems to be stopping clubs from doing it, if it didn't then Posh would have been desperate to sell him earlier rather than let him leave later this month for £300K, plus they'd surely be loads of players doing the same thing not just Webster back in 2017?

We do not want him anyway so whats all this about.

Not according to Tom Gorringe.

As I posted before, it has been intimated that few clubs have tried this method due to the often unspoken agreements between clubs not to manipulate the system. It is also a complicated process and not just a case of paying up the last year of contract and then walking away. Basically, upon the completion of the third year (in 7 days time) of his terms he needs break his contract with Peterborough. It's at that point when FIFA's 'protected period' (no sporting sanctions) ends and he would have to inform Peterborough of his intentions (within 15 days of the club's final competitive game of the current campaign). If JCH does that, Rovers and Peterborough would then have to sit down at the table with the aim of reaching an agreement. If the two clubs cannot reach a deal here, FIFA would try and resolve the case as they did with Webster. If either of the clubs disagreed with the ruling, they would then reserve the right to appeal to CAS. It is this unknown that is probably preventing more clubs from exploiting the loophole. I think because of the profile of player, it would be similar compensation to the Webster case and JCH/Rovers would he liable for just the last year contract, but even if we had to pay more I can't see it being anywhere near the what any prospective club would have to pay in a standard transfer fee for the player.