SÃO PAULO, SP (UOL/FOLHAPRESS) - Corinthians suffered another transfer ban and reached the fourth impediment to register new players. The new punishment was applied by FIFA because of a debt of 1.1 million euros (around R$6.3 million) with Midtjylland, from Denmark, relating to the signing of midfielder Charles.
Corinthians suffers 4th transfer ban after debt of R$6 million due to Charles
SÃO PAULO, SP (UOL/FOLHAPRESS) - Corinthians suffered another transfer ban and reached the fourth impediment to register new players. The new punishment was applied by FIFA because of a debt of 1.1 million euros (around R$6.3 million) with...
In addition to the new punishment, the club was already the target of sanctions for the debt with the Philadelphia Union, for fines applied by FIFA and for the delay in paying a portion of the agreement signed at the CBF's National Dispute Resolution Chamber (CNRD). The new transfer ban increases the pressure on the board, which is trying to resolve issues...
- The new transfer ban increases the pressure on the board, which is trying to resolve issues in order to register new players, including striker Wesley, the club's target this summer.
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With this, Corinthians now has four active transfer bans. In addition to the new punishment, the club was already the target of sanctions for the debt with the Philadelphia Union, for fines applied by FIFA and for the delay in paying a portion of the agreement signed at the CBF's National Dispute Resolution Chamber (CNRD).
The new transfer ban increases the pressure on the board, which is trying to resolve issues in order to register new players, including striker Wesley, the club's target this summer.
Read Also: CBF confirms semi-automatic offside in Brasileirão