Kayserispor's transfer ban lifted
Kayserispor President Ali Çamlı announced that the debts preventing the club from making transfers have been paid.
Kayserispor President Ali Çamlı stated in his announcement that they have paid the debts related to 6 files in order to be able to add new players to the team during the mid-season transfer window.
Stating that they are working day and night for Kayserispor to reach the place it deserves, Çamlı said, "We have made an intense effort over the last week to close 6 files at FIFA. These included the file related to Bernard Mensah, the Rio Ave and Boavista Club file, and a penalty file issued by FIFA due to irregular transactions. We closed the Denis Alibec file the day before yesterday. Today, we made our payment regarding the Andrea Bertolacci file, which was a major burden on Kayserispor. Approximately 5 million euros were paid for these files. I would like to thank everyone who contributed."
Çamlı noted that they will sign contracts tomorrow with Moroccan center-forward Mehdi Bourabia, who plays for the Italian team Frosinone, Haitian forward Duckens Nazon from the Bulgarian representative CSKA Sofia, and finally Uzbek midfielder Otabek Shukurov, who was in the VavaCars Fatih Karagümrük squad.
Calling out to the Kayserispor fans, Çamlı said, "Our fans should keep their hearts at ease. There are many people who lose sleep for the success of this club."
News Source: 12punto
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