FIFA to hear Chelsea’s transfer ban appeal on April 11
FIFA banned Chelsea in February from registering new players for two transfer periods _ after this season and in January 2020 _ for breaking rules protecting teenage players. The club denies wrongdoing.
FIFA to hear Chelsea’s transfer ban appeal on April 11. (Source: Reuters)
FIFA will hear Chelsea’s appeal against a one-year transfer ban on April 11.
FIFA says Chelsea has received written reasons from its disciplinary panel for the one-year ban, and why a request to freeze the ban during the appeal process was rejected.
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Chelsea can approach the Court of Arbitration for Sport for an interim ruling halting the sanction pending the appeal to FIFA. CAS says Chelsea has not applied for such a provisional measure.
FIFA banned Chelsea in February from registering new players for two transfer periods _ after this season and in January 2020 _ for breaking rules protecting teenage players. The club denies wrongdoing.
FIFA says Chelsea violated rules in 29 cases, and imposed a fine of 600,000 Swiss francs ($600,000).
