Al Dhafra succeeds in avoiding FIFA sanctions

Al Qubaisi: The Khribin case is over ... and we will not stop investing in the players

• Former Al Dhafra player Omar Khribin.

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• Ahmed Al Qubaisi: "Joao is one of the best strikers in the league, and all that is currently going on about his transfer to another club is just diligence."

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The President of Al Dhafra Football Club, Ahmed Al Qubaisi, announced that they signed an official agreement with the Syrian Al Wehda Club, to pay financial compensation against the background of the ruling issued by the Sports Arbitration Court in the case of the transfer of Syrian striker Omar Khribin from Al Dhafra to Al Hilal Saudi Arabia in 2017, while he confirmed that The club's management will not stop investing in players such as Khribin, and Brazilian Joao Pedro, who currently plays for Baniyas on loan.

Al-Qubaisi told Emirates Today: “Their efforts were successful in reaching an agreement that satisfies all parties, and that they found great cooperation from the management of the Syrian club after they had signed a preliminary agreement at the beginning of last February, before matters reached the happy end with the signing of the final agreement. The day before yesterday, to avoid the club entering into any penalties by (FIFA).

The Sports Court had upheld the decision of the FIFA Players' Status Committee in July 2019, in which it obligated Al Dhafra Club to pay the Syrian Al Wehda Club within 30 days from the date of notification an amount of $ 1.09 million, in addition to an annual interest of 5% on the aforementioned amount from 23 June 2017 until the effective date of payment.

Khribin had moved from the Syrian unit to Al Dhafra on loan in December 2015, and the latter bought his contract in March 2016 for a million dollars to be paid in installments until January 1, 2021, and the three parties (the two clubs and the player) agreed that if he moved to a new club Before the expiry of the payment deadline, Al Dhafra must pay to the unit in whose ranks the player grew up, 20% of the value of his transfer to another team.

Ahmed Al-Qubaisi said: “The official agreement that was signed settled all the details in an amicable manner, and also led to future cooperation between the two clubs.” He added, “Things prevailed in a good spirit from all parties, especially with the existence of a preliminary agreement that was made in the beginning of February, which was built upon later. To sign the final agreement the day before yesterday ».

The President of Al Dhafra Club explained that the successful investment experience that the club followed in hiring Omar Khribin, Senegalese Machete Diop and Brazilian Joao Pedro will not stop, and that they are proceeding with that, indicating that only the side effects of the spread of the Corona virus have stopped them from implementing the investment plans, which He promised to work on it again in the coming period, after recovering from the effects of the pandemic.

Al Qubaisi said that the Brazilian team player Joao Pedro, who plays on loan in Bani Yas, is evidence of the insight into the administrative work in their club, and said: “Joao has proven that he is one of the best attackers at the present time in the league, everyone talks about his capabilities that he continued to offer. He is currently on loan to Baniyas Club until June 30, and all that is currently going on about his transfer to another club is mere diligence.

The president of Al Dhafra club pointed out that what the player has presented since his arrival in the Gulf Arab League makes it natural for him to be of interest to many clubs, and said: “We do not want to talk about anything at the present time, the player has not signed with any other club, and certainly every club. He can contract with him, it could be Al-Wahda, Shabab Al-Ahly, or a club from abroad, generally these matters are premature. ”

• The Sports Court obligated Al Dhafra to pay $ 1.09 million to the Syrian Al Wehda Club.

• Al Dhafra reached an official agreement with the Syrian club to pay the financial compensation.

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