Terengganu Address FIFA Transfer Ban, Target January Resolution
Terengganu FC insist they are handling the world governing body's sanction professionally as periodic payments are made ahead of the upcoming registration window.
Terengganu FC has moved to clarify their current FIFA transfer ban situation, assuring supporters that the club is handling the matter through professional and legal channels
In an official statement released by Terengganu Football Club, management emphasized that they have fulfilled their responsibilities in compliance with international football regulations.
"Terengganu Football Club Sdn Bhd (TFCSB) would like to clarify the issue regarding the transfer ban imposed by FIFA," the club stated. "The club has carried out its responsibilities professionally and complied with every international football legal procedure."
The Turtles explained that the sanction stems from past claims, adding that periodic payments have already been initiated to resolve the matter.
"For information, the case involves past claims and the club has taken note of these demands, with periodic payments already being made," the statement continued.
Looking ahead, TFCSB remains focused on the second registration window, which is scheduled to open on 5 January 2027. The club maintains that the issue will be settled professionally without disrupting the team's ongoing preparations and plans for the current Liga Super Malaysia season.
"Nevertheless, the club remains fully committed and mindful of the second registration window, which is set to begin on 5 January 2027. The resolution of this matter will be handled professionally without affecting the team and club's planning for this season."
TFCSB reiterated its commitment to transparency and proper governance, promising to keep stakeholders updated as the situation develops.
"TFCSB always acts transparently and professionally while ensuring that every matter involving the club is resolved according to valid guidelines. The club will share the latest updates regarding any actions taken on this matter."
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