January 14 – Main League Soccer (MLS) franchise the Philadelphia Union has been slapped with a brief switch ban by FIFA.
The Philadelphia Inquirer studies that the world federation imposed a ban due to a late fee in a deal the Union made for José Riasco, a Venezuelan striker who performs for the membership’s reserves.
Beneath FIFA guidelines for coaching compensation, Mineros de Guayana in Venezuela had been entitled to $700, however by the point the cash arrived at Mineros it was too late and the Union landed on FIFA’s switch ban record in December final yr.
Philadelphia should not the primary MLS membership to face a switch ban, however it’s anticipated the ban shall be lifted quickly. and
In an announcement, FIFA mentioned: “We are able to affirm that Philadelphia Union is at present prevented from registering new gamers in reference to the fee of an impressive debt. The ban shall be lifted as soon as the fee has been confirmed by the creditor involved.”
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