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Footballers forced to chase Saudi wages - Vimarsana News

Footballers forced to chase Saudi wages

Footballers have been left chasing wages from Saudi Arabian football clubs — including former Nottingham Forest captain Lewis Grabban. FIFA’s website details a swathe of decisions from its Dispute Resolution Chamber and contract breaches are common. Over 50 labour disputes involving Saudi clubs have been heard inside the last 12 months and, as recently as March 8, there was the case of Grabban and Al Ahli, one of the four clubs taken over by Public Investment Fund (PIF), the Saudi sovereign wealth fund, this week. The veteran saw his contract terminated by Al Ahli within three months of...

Company demands Dhs440,000 from famous player - Vimarsana News

Company demands Dhs440,000 from famous player

A sports mediation company agreed with a famous player to pay it Dhs440,000, in return for services and legal administrative advice it provided to the player under a contract concluded in 2020, but the player refused to pay the amount, so the company filed a lawsuit before the Civil Court in Dubai, which dismissed the lawsuit and upheld the Appellate Court.

FIFA findings behind two-year ban on Shohag - Vimarsana News

FIFA findings behind two-year ban on Shohag

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

FIFA bans BFF general secretary Shohag for two years - Vimarsana News

FIFA bans BFF general secretary Shohag for two years

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

Leeds lodge immediate appeal after being ordered by FIFA to pay £24.5m directly to flop - Vimarsana News

Leeds lodge immediate appeal after being ordered by FIFA to pay £24.5m directly to flop

FIFA has told Leeds United they must make a payment of £24.5million to their former striker Jean-Kevin Augustin, though the Premier League club have appealed the verdict.