FIFA's Verdict on Al-Ahly and Ribeiro Case
FIFA's Dispute Resolution Chamber has condemned Al-Ahly club in the case of the former goalkeeping coach, Juan Jose Jimenez. The club was fined and ordered to pay an amount of $2,351,000, which includes overdue payments and compensations, with an annual interest rate of 5%. The chamber confirmed that the club unilaterally terminated the coach's contract without a valid reason, citing the lack of a signature or approval on the financial annex, and that the termination fee clause, which allows ending the contract with three months' salary, was not paid. The decision also threatened to impose a ban from registering new players if the dues were not settled within 45 days. Meanwhile, Al-Ahly has appealed the decision and is awaiting the outcome.
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