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Asian guidelines for struggling clubs
The Asian Football Confederation has approved new oversight mechanisms to monitor the financial commitments of professional clubs across Asia, aiming to ensure their compliance with the standards outlined in the Club Licensing Regulations. An official communication platform has been established to receive reports from creditors and stakeholders to verify the clubs’ financial status, with penalties that may include outright disqualification from obtaining continental licenses or stricter sanctions. To submit a complaint, official translated documents must be provided, including notifications, case details, and judicial decisions approved by bodies such as CAS (Court of Arbitration for Sport), the Swiss courts, or FIFA’s Disciplinary Chambers. Overdue amounts cover player transfer dues, salaries, taxes, and financial obligations to government entities, with the exception of claims from player agents. The Confederation warns clubs and national associations that non-compliance will result in the rejection of participation licenses or the issuance of conditional licenses accompanied by sanctions. These measures aim to promote transparency in financial commitments and foster stability within Asian football.
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