The Life of Honduras has become immersed in another scandal. Now is the FIFA that has resolved a dispute in favor of the team W. Connection of Trinidad and Tobago that sued the coconut team for breach of the payment for training rights of the forward Jamal Charles
FIFA sent a notification of ultimatum to Life informing it that it must cancel within a period of 30 days the full payment of 19 thousand 166.67 dollars, plus two thousand in interest (more than half a million thousand lempiras) and if not, The highest body will apply the weight of the law.
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Striker Jamal Charles who was born in Granada, but who came very young to the W. Conection of Trinidad and Tobago; then sign for Life in 2017 and the coconut trees did not honor the corresponding payments and that is why the Trinitarian team sued them at FIFA.
In the statement he explains to the Fenafuth, so that he notifies Life and if he ignores it, coconut palms cannot sign players or register them for competitions; and in the event that the Fenafuth does not notify the club, it can be suspended from all competitions.
Striker Jamal Charles celebrating a goal with Life at the Opening 2018. Photos TEN
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“Once the deadline has expired, the National Autonomous Federation of Soccer of Honduras and FIFA will implement the prohibition of transfer automatically nationally and internationally, without having to make an additional formal decision or issue any order by the Discipline of FIFA Committee or its secretariat. The transfer ban will cover all men of the Debtor’s teams (first team and youth categories), ”he says.
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Then he concludes: “If the National Autonomous Football Federation of Honduras does not comply with this decision, the FIFA Disciplinary Committee will decide on the appropriate sanctions for the member. This can lead to an expulsion from FIFA competitions. ”
El Vida, in addition to this problem, is in a crisis because the negotiation of the sale of shares to the Salvadoran businessman Omar Romero fell, who will no longer buy from the club and will now return the old directive that has to deal with debts.
INTEGRATED LETTER
Zurich, 30 January 2020
Notification of the terms of the decision.
Dear Sirs, attach the terms of the decision approved in the case mentioned by the FIFA disciplinary committee on January 28, 2020
(Fenafuth) is requested to send this decision to the debtor
We would appreciate you taking note of this decision and ensuring its implementation.
Sincerely
FIFA
Decision
1. ClubDeportivoVida (hereinafter, the Debtor) is to blame for not fully complying with the decision approved by the Single Judge of the Subcommittee of the Chamber of Dispute Resolution on April 22, 2019, according to which he was ordered to pay to the W-Connection club (hereinafter, the creditor) USD 19,166.67 plus 5% annual interest from September 26, 2017 until the effective payment date.
2. The Debtor is ordered to pay a fine in the amount of CHF 2,000. The fine will be paid within 30 days after notification of this decision.
3. The Debtor has a final term of 30 days from the notification of this decision to settle its debt with the Creditor.
4. If the payment is not made to the Creditor and proof of such payment is not provided to the secretariat of the FIFA Disciplinary Committee or the National Autonomous Football Federation of Honduras within this period, the registration of new players is prohibited, either nationally. or internationally, it will be imposed on the Debtor. Once the deadline has expired, the National Autonomous Federation of Soccer of Honduras and FIFA will implement the prohibition of transfer automatically at national and international level, without having to take an additional formal decision or issue any order by the Discipline of the FIFA Committee or its secretariat. The transfer ban will cover all men of the Debtor’s teams (first team and youth categories). The Debtor may register new players, either nationally or internationally, only after payment to the Creditor of the total amount due. In particular, the Debtor cannot make use of the exception and the provisional measures stipulated in article 6 of the Regulations on the Statute and Transfer of Players to register players at an earlier stage.
5. As a member of FIFA, the National Autonomous Football Federation of Honduras is reminded of its duty to implement this decision and provide FIFA with evidence that the transfer ban has been implemented at the national level. If the National Autonomous Football Federation of Honduras does not comply with this decision, the FIFA Disciplinary Committee will decide on the appropriate sanctions for the member. This can lead to an expulsion from FIFA competitions.
6. The Debtor is requested to notify the secretariat to the FIFA Disciplinary Committee, as well as to the National Autonomous Federation of Soccer of Honduras, of each payment made and to present the corresponding proof of payment.
7. The Creditor is requested to notify the secretariat of the FIFA Disciplinary Committee, as well as the National Autonomous Federation of Soccer of Honduras, of each payment received.
INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION FEDERATION
Note regarding the payment of the fine.
Payment can be made in Swiss francs (CHF) to account no. 0230-325519.70J, UBS AG, Bahnhofstrasse 45, 8098 Zurich, SWIFT: UBSWCHZH80A, IBAN: CH85 0023 0230 3255 1970 J or in US dollars (USD) to account no. 0230-325519.71U, UBS AG, Bahnhofstrasse 45, 8098 Zurich, SWIFT: UBSWCHZH80A, IBAN: CH95 0023 0230 3255 1971 U, with reference to the case number mentioned above.
Note related to the terms of the decision:
Judicial bodies may decide not to communicate the basis of a decision and, instead, communicate only the terms of the decision. The parties have ten days from the receipt of the terms of the decision to request, in writing, the rationale for the decision, and if it does not, the decision will be final and binding (Article 51 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code) .
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