New transfer ban for Kayserispor from FIFA: Number of cases rises to 4

Debt cases from previous periods continue to be resolved at FIFA regarding Kayserispor. A new transfer ban has been imposed on the yellow-red club due to a 75,000 euro debt owed to their former player, Carlos Mané.

With this decision, the number of transfer ban cases against Kayserispor under the "pay-to-lift" scope at FIFA has risen to 4. It was stated that these bans can be lifted once the relevant payments are made.

Due to the 75,000 Euro debt owed to our former player Carlos Mané, a transfer ban has been imposed on our club by FIFA. With this file, the total number of transfer bans against our club at FIFA has risen to 4. Necessary efforts are being carried out by our club to have these files lifted upon the completion of the relevant payments.

It was reported that the number of applications made to FIFA by the Portuguese winger Carlos Mané is 3. It was noted that a previous debt case of 70,000 euros was closed with payment, and another application for 75,000 euros is expected to be resolved in the coming days.

For Kayserispor, which was relegated from the Süper Lig 11 years ago, the cases arising from financial obligations are expected to be a determining factor in the club's transfer planning.