FIFA Sanctions
FIFA imposes transfer ban on Cristiano Ronaldo's Al-Nassr
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FIFA has prohibited Saudi club Al-Nassr from registering new players, effective from December 19, with the ban set to last until lifted. The sanction, likely due to unpaid transfer fees for defender Aymeric Laporte, adds uncertainty to the club's January window plans. This marks the second such ban for Al-Nassr in under two years.
Federal police in Malaysia have opened an investigation into alleged forgery of documents for seven naturalized national football players submitted to FIFA. The probe follows recommendations from an independent committee and comes after FIFA imposed sanctions on the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) and the players. FAM has appealed the decision to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, but the sanctions remain in effect.
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FIFA has imposed a transfer registration ban on Egyptian Premier League club Zamalek due to three unresolved disputes. The ban prevents the club from registering new players until the issues are settled. This adds to Zamalek's history of financial sanctions.