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FIFA Bans Russian Club Sochi from Transfers Over Unpaid Debt to Maccabi Tel Aviv
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First reported by Sport5 · 2 hours ago
What happened
FIFA has banned Russian club Sochi from registering new players for three transfer windows due to unpaid debt to Maccabi Tel Aviv for the transfer of defender Nemanja Stoijk. The debt is approximately 1.2 million euros.
- 01FIFA banned Sochi from transfers over unpaid debt to Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- 02The ban covers three consecutive transfer windows.
- 03The debt is for the transfer of defender Nemanja Stoijk.
- 04The transfer fee was approximately 1.2 million euros.
- 05Sochi is currently third in the Russian league.
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