Hyderabad FC faces one more key setback with a transfer ban for the subsequent two registration windows imposed by the All India Football Federation’s participant standing committee. The ban follows recurring defaults on player and official salaries.
The club is banned from registering any new gamers for two overall and consecutive registration intervals productive from mid-June to August conclusion and extending to January 2025. This sidelines Hyderabad from participant acquisitions for the 2024-25 season.
With Hyderabad FC at the base of the ISL desk, the ban complicates their prospective customers, relying entirely on domestic abilities unless an appeal overturns the determination.
Non-coaching staff members protested unpaid salaries through a household match on February 1st, highlighting persistent monetary turmoil in just the club. Despite protests, fantastic dues continue being unsettled, leaving personnel in limbo.
The ban compounds Hyderabad FC’s difficulties as they’re now less than a FIFA transfer ban because of to payment defaults to previous participant Bartholomew Ogbeche. The AIFF held the club accountable for its recurrent disregard for player welfare, noting numerous complaints.
More than two years, much more than ten players and officers, like international skills, have submitted problems, highlighting the club’s turmoil. Current departures of players like Chinglensana Singh and Nikhil Poojary exacerbate the condition.