The Avellaneda club was inhibited by FIFA due to a new debt and in this way will not be able to strengthen itself in the next transfer market.
Independentwhich is overwhelmed with economic problems, added new bad news, since the FIFA He notified her that he was officially inhibited due to the debt he maintains with Fernando Gaibor and will not be able to incorporate footballers in the next pass market.
At the end of January, Court of Arbitration for Sports of the FIFA ratified the ruling in favor of Gaibor and condemned Independent to have to pay a sum of $2,379,000 plus 5% annual interest.
Since that notification, the club Avellaneda He had a total of 45 days ahead of him to pay off the debt, however, in that period he was not able to raise that money and, in the last hours, the institution was already officially inhibited.
But, this will not be the only inconvenience for Independiente, since, in the coming days, the same thing will happen again with the case of Gaston Silvafor whom they must disburse $2,276,000 and that of Mazatlan of Mexico by $95,000 for the loan of the goalkeeper Sebastian Sosa.
Furthermore, another situation to take into account is that in June they must pay the penultimate installment for Cecilio Dominguezthat is of $750,000 to the America of Mexico.
On the other hand, the objective of the board of directors is to collect a little more than 50% of the money owed and try to renegotiate with the creditors, with whom there are talks, the payment of the other half, as they were able to find out. NA.
Another option that the board is considering is to sell players from the current squad and the main candidates, both by age and current level, are Ayrton Costa and Lucas Gonzalez.
Furthermore, they could take advantage of the good relationship with Pachuca Group so that you can make use of the purchase option you have for 30% of the token – valued at $500,000– of Sergio Barreto or that he Evertona team that also belongs to the same group, raise a purchase offer for Brian Martinez.
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