Racing An unexpected news received this Thursday: the FIFA imposed one inhibition About the institution due to a 2,000 dollars debt corresponding to the training rights of the footballer Matías Rojasalthough from the club they already reported that it was resulted.
The sanction, originated in May 2024, was consequence of operational problems in Clearing Housethe payment compensation system of the governing body of world football.
As officially communicated by the Avellaneda institution, the debt was already resulted in and only FIFA confirmation remains to raise the sanction. From the leadership they ensure that this inhibition is one of the complications inherited from the previous management and that it will not affect the normal functioning of the club.
The official Racing statement after FIFA sanction
“In reference to the sanction imposed by FIFA, Racing reports that it has originated in May 2024 due to operational problems of Clearing House (payment compensation chamber involved in financial activities) linked to the world football entity. The issue is already resolved and Racing is waiting for the lifting of restrictions” to be reported
The notification of the sanction was made public on Tuesday, March 25, coinciding with the 120th anniversary of Racing, and was recorded in the official FIFA site with the legend “until it is lifted.”
Despite the stir generated, the academic leadership remarked that the problem is already solved and that official confirmation is awaited to closed.
Beyond the administrative, Racing remains focused on its football present and the next challenges of the season, with the expectation that this bureaucratic inconvenience does not generate greater complications in the passes market.
This Thursday will face Independiente Rivadavia de Mendoza for a new date of the Opening 2025 tournament, where he will try to get out of that pothole he has in the tournament and climb in the standings.
On the other hand, with the beginning of the group phase of the Copa Libertadores 2025, Racing and its rivals in the E -Colo Colo, Fortaleza and Atlético Bucaramanga – joined an unpublished agreement to guarantee the presence of visiting fans in each game.
This Wednesday, the presidents of the four institutions held a meeting in which they pledged to work together with local authorities to ensure safe and inconvenient income for supporters who travel to accompany their teams.
Source: Ambito
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