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Yadah Stars Fined $82,000 By FIFA For Breaching Brazilian Players' Contracts

8 months agoMon, 08 Jul 2024 09:12:14 GMT
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Yadah Stars Fined $82,000 By FIFA For Breaching Brazilian Players' Contracts

In a significant ruling, Castle Lager Premier Soccer League club Yadah Stars has been fined $82,000 by FIFA for breaching the contracts of three Brazilian players they had signed.

The penalties stem from Yadah’s breach of the contracts they had entered into with the Brazilian trio of Joao Pedro Marques Barcellos, Juan Luciano Faria, and Deivid Pereira de Brito, who were unveiled by the club on July 14, 2023.

As reported by The Sunday Mail, the South American players, unhappy with the treatment they received from Yadah, took their case to FIFA on May 10.

FIFA determined that Yadah had terminated the players’ contracts “without just cause” just a few months after signing them.

As a result of this breach, Yadah Stars has been ordered to pay the $82,000 fine.

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The club has been given until July 27 to make the payment, and failure to do so within 45 days of the judgment could result in a ban on registering new players both locally and internationally for three consecutive transfer windows.

According to the June 12 FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber (DRC) ruling, Yadah Stars must pay each of the three players a total of $19,580, plus 5% interest per annum from April 4, 2024, until the full amount is paid.

This means Yadah Stars is required to pay a total of $58,740 in compensation to the three Brazilian players.

The ruling further directs the club to pay each player $1,220 per month for the period between November 1, 2023, and April 1, 2024 – the timeframe during which Yadah Stars failed to meet their contractual obligations.

FIFA has since notified the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) and the Footballers Union of Zimbabwe (FUZ) about the sanctions imposed on Yadah Stars.

When contacted by The Sunday Mail for comment, Yadah Stars chairperson Everson Chatambudza did not respond to questions about the club’s plans to comply with the FIFA ruling.

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16 Comments

Pepe · 8 months ago
in Europe this is nothing but a weekly wages for a player
zig · 8 months ago
dollar dollar munhu wese kuchurch inokwana manje manje plus mamwe mabussiness
Mr President · 8 months ago
more sanctions 🥲
dj TECH · 8 months ago
Hanz makutsvaga mhosva kut muappointe SCOTT here by forfeit,zanuPF rat stinking in that penalty GIG
Hhh · 8 months ago
Vajaira ma Judge emuno ekutengerwa mota nedzimba. Zvino FIFA hayina izvozvo. Kwasara kunzi Khama Bhiriyadhi is being paid his wages in Zigs.
patz · 8 months ago
Akaenda kunotsvaga fine kuMalawi
🥸 · 8 months ago
🤣🤣
𝕞𝕦𝕛𝕚𝕤𝕥𝕠 · 8 months ago
𝕫𝕧𝕒𝕚𝕣𝕚 𝕞𝕓𝕠𝕜𝕠
Chibaba · 8 months ago
Harsh penalties it can't. FIFA yabhaiza
kedebu · 8 months ago
ndivokaa vamaida kutii vaite mukuru weZifa vachiita mafedegu akadai
· 8 months ago
Ndiye amuri kuda kuti aite ZIFA president here uyu?
Mukoma · 8 months ago
ehee ndiye watirikuda
· 8 months ago
Zvaana mukoma zvakaperera kuhondo

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