Bordo klub više se ne nalazi među klubovima iz Bosne i Hercegovine koji su na službenoj FIFA platformi označeni zabranom registracije igrača
Time je potvrđeno ranije saopštenje Bordo kluba, koji je nakon objave o zabrani transfera poručio da je riječ o administrativnom postupku koji je već riješen i da se očekuje njegovo formalno okončanje.
Sarajevo je prvobitno bilo evidentirano na FIFA listi zbog slučaja koji se odnosio na finansijske obaveze prema venecuelanskom klubu Carabobo u vezi s posredovanjem Kevina Viverosa. Iz kluba su tada naveli da problem nije nastao zbog odbijanja izvršenja obaveza, nego zbog otežanog međunarodnog platnog prometa i bankarskih ograničenja koja se primjenjuju u Venecueli.
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Sa Koševa su istakli da su sve obaveze u međuvremenu u potpunosti izmirene, te da je odgovarajuća dokumentacija dostavljena nadležnim institucijama i arbitražnim tijelima.
Klub je tada najavio da očekuje formalno okončanje postupka u roku od pet radnih dana, ali je Sarajevo sa FIFA platforme uklonjeno i prije isteka tog roka.
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U pretrazi za Bosnu i Hercegovinu na FIFA listi klubova pod zabranom registracije igrača trenutno se nalaze samo FK Sloga Doboj i FK Velež.
Ovo je važna potvrda za Bordo klub, posebno u periodu kada se intenzivno radi na pripremama i planiranju igračkog kadra za narednu sezonu.
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Iz Sarajeva su ranije poručili da klub nastavlja funkcionisati normalno i da ostaje potpuno fokusiran na sportske ciljeve, predstojeće aktivnosti i ostvarivanje zacrtanih rezultata.
Inače, tim s Koševa je danas predstavio i novo pojačanje, Jonathan Agyekum je zvanično postao član kluba.
Read the full article at Oslobođenje →📄Source document: Statement by FK Sarajevo
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Klix.baIndependentCenter3 days agoFIFA has officially lifted restrictions on FK Sarajevo, including the ban on registering new players, after the club resolved a financial dispute. The issue stemmed from difficulties in international money transfers related to a deal involving Kevin Viveros and a Venezuelan club. FK Sarajevo stated they had fully settled their financial obligations and submitted the necessary documentation. FIFA removed FK Sarajevo from its list of clubs under restrictions, allowing them to prepare for the upcoming season without limitations.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about the resolution of a financial dispute between FK Sarajevo and FIFA, with no apparent ideological framing or biased language. It includes direct quotes from the club and mentions the resolution of the issue without taking a stance.
Official sources cited
- organisation Statement by FK Sarajevo
- organisation FIFA Registration Bans Platform
OslobođenjeIndependentCenter3 days agoFK Sarajevo has been removed from FIFA's list of clubs with registration restrictions. The club was initially listed due to financial obligations related to a transaction involving Venezuelan club Carabobo and player Kevin Viveros. The club stated that these obligations have since been fully settled, and the necessary documentation has been submitted to relevant authorities and arbitration bodies. FK Sarajevo was removed from the list before the expected five-working-day deadline. Currently, only FK Sloga Doboj and FK Velež remain on FIFA's restricted list for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Bias read (Center): The article reports factual updates regarding FK Sarajevo's removal from FIFA's restricted list without apparent ideological framing or biased language. It provides details about the reasons for the initial listing and the resolution of the issue, citing the club's statements and actions without slr
Official sources cited
- organisation FK Sarajevo's statement
- organisation FIFA
N1 Bosna i HercegovinaIndependentCenter5 days agoFK Sarajevo has resolved an administrative issue with FIFA related to financial obligations from a transfer involving Kevin Viveros to a Venezuelan club. The delay was due to international payment issues and banking restrictions, but all debts have been settled, and necessary documentation submitted. The club expects the process to conclude within five working days, removing administrative obstacles ahead of the summer transfer window and European competitions.
Bias read (Center): The article provides a neutral summary of the situation without apparent ideological framing. It focuses on factual details regarding the resolution of administrative issues with FIFA, emphasizing procedural steps taken by the club without taking a stance or using biased language.
Official sources cited
- organisation FK Sarajevo statement
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