The problems never seem to end in Blooming. On Sunday he could not use his new additions for this season because FIFA did not lift the sanction despite the fact that he paid Brazilian striker Rafael Barros a back debt.
This emergency situation made Rodrigo Venegas used several youths to complete the team that faced Bolívar at the Tahuichi Aguilera stadium for the first date of the Apertura tournament, which was not enough because he lost the match by a landslide (7-0).
The anger of the fans was felt in the stands after this hard fall and the hope was that FIFA lifted the measure so that on the second date Venegas can count on all his players.
This Tuesday morning it became known that the issue of Barros had been solved, However, on the day it also transpired that a new FIFA measure will prevent the sky-blue from qualifying players for the Apertura tournament.
What happened? A disciplinary sanction from FIFA weighs on the club for not having paid the training rights of defender Iván Barbery Melga at the timer to the Argentine club Juventud Unida de Entre Ríos.
B.Arbery arrived at Blooming in 2017 and despite the fact that he did not debut in the professional team, the directors of that management had to pay the Argentine club the sum of 15 thousand dollars.
Eduardo Martins is the lawyer advising Blooming in this new legal conflict. Martins informed DIEZ that the FIFA disciplinary sanction is official, but in his opinion it is unfair given that the sky-blue club and Juventud Unida have already closed an agreement for the player.
The lawyer explained that the sanction does not apply and that there are valid arguments to convince FIFA to lift it as quickly as possible so that Blooming can enable her reinforcements.
“We are working on a letter that we will send to FIFA this Wednesday with all the support we have on the Barbery player theme. Our goal is that on Saturday the coach of Blooming can have all his players, “said Martins.
The problems never seem to end in Blooming. On Sunday he could not use his new additions for this season because FIFA did not lift the sanction despite the fact that he paid Brazilian striker Rafael Barros a back debt.
This emergency situation made Rodrigo Venegas used several youths to complete the team that faced Bolívar at the Tahuichi Aguilera stadium for the first date of the Apertura tournament, which was not enough because he lost the match by a landslide (7-0).
The anger of the fans was felt in the stands after this hard fall and the hope was that FIFA lifted the measure so that on the second date Venegas can count on all his players.
This Tuesday morning it became known that the issue of Barros had been solved, However, on the day it also transpired that a new FIFA measure will prevent the sky-blue from qualifying players for the Apertura tournament.
What happened? A disciplinary sanction from FIFA weighs on the club for not having paid the training rights of defender Iván Barbery Melga at the timer to the Argentine club Juventud Unida de Entre Ríos.
B.Arbery arrived at Blooming in 2017 and despite the fact that he did not debut in the professional team, the directors of that management had to pay the Argentine club the sum of 15 thousand dollars.
Eduardo Martins is the lawyer advising Blooming in this new legal conflict. Martins informed DIEZ that the FIFA disciplinary sanction is official, but in his opinion it is unfair given that the sky-blue club and Juventud Unida have already closed an agreement for the player.
The lawyer explained that the sanction does not apply and that there are valid arguments to convince FIFA to lift it as quickly as possible so that Blooming can enable her reinforcements.
“We are working on a letter that we will send to FIFA this Wednesday with all the support we have on the Barbery player theme. Our goal is that on Saturday the coach of Blooming can have all his players, “said Martins.
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