The transfer window will finally be extended until August 30, but with the peculiarity that only local transfers can be made, after the regulations of AFA and the Professional Football League were unified.
He transfer market will eventually extend to the August 30thbut with the particularity that only incorporations from the local market can be made, after the regulations were unified AFA and the Professional Football League.
Although the regulation established that it is will close on Thursday, August 22 at 8 pm to add players from abroadthe expansion will now allow for there to be 8 more days of movements, but only with the local mediaClubs wishing to add a reinforcement from abroad must do so before the first deadline.
The confusion arose from a date announced at the beginning of the year, which was later rectified. Even Article 18 of the season’s regulations 2024 of the Professional League (published on January 25 of this year) reported that on June 1 the transfer market until Friday, August 30.
However, at the meeting held on May 13, the Board of Directors of AFA made a change in the dates: the opening of the pass book was brought forward by one day and the closing by eight days (it was moved to Thursday 22 at 8 pm, the same day the pass book closes). TMS in Argentina for international transfers).
He TMS of the FIFA It is an online system that makes international transfers of players between clubs faster, smoother and more transparent, which AFA It is accepted because it is part of the organization and allows in this case the transfer of footballers from one country to another, as long as it is open.
Despite this, the Leaguewith a decision of the Board of Directors, will extend the deadline until the 30th and will only be valid for local footballers, since the TMS will be closed. This means that clubs will not be able to incorporate players who come from Europe or abroad after the 22nd of this month, even arriving in free status.
Source: Ambito
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