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FIFA Wade In Over Ahmed Musa’s Leicester Exit As Potential Ban Looms On Al-Nassr
World soccer governing physique, FIFA has waded into the long-term dispute involving Tremendous Eagles of Nigeria captain, Ahmed Musa, and Al-Nassr with the Saudi Arabian membership discovered responsible of an unsettled fee to Leicester Metropolis.
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With the present state of affairs uncleared, Saudi Arabian aspect Al-Nassr have been now positioned underneath a FIFA ban stopping them from registering new gamers.
The worldwide governing physique has dominated that the Saudi giants didn’t pay Leicester as a lot as £390,000 in add-ons plus curiosity for Ahmed Musa after the Nigerian joined again in 2018.
Al-Nassr had been the truth is advised again in 2021 that they must pay the Foxes the cash owed after the ruling was formally launched.
Nonetheless, it could appear that they had been unable to take action, and as such have been punished with the registration ban promised.
Worse nonetheless, the membership was warned within the authentic rule that it could not be only one window, however three consecutive registration intervals, halting the aspect in its tracks as they proceed to attempt to construct a star-studded aspect.
The membership now has till the tip of these three consecutive bans to pay the charge, or else they might be referred to FIFA’s Disciplinary Committee.
Membership chiefs are nonetheless assured that the charge will likely be paid earlier than it will get to that stage, and have intimated that the oversight got here earlier than their current change in construction after the Public Funding Fund took over.
Al-Nassr intends to elevate the ban by paying the charge to Leicester, who will likely be beginning the brand new season from the Championship after their Premier League relegation, thereby allowing the Saudi aspect to focus on additional recruits.
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