After submitting an appeal on their transfer ban with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) on Wednesday, Kaizer Chiefs have revealed that they are now awaiting a decision on whether or not they will be able to sign new players ahead of the new season. You may also like
Kaizer Chiefs’ hopes of strengthening their squad ahead of the new season are looking grim as the club’s football manager, Bobby Motaung, has revealed that they still haven’t heard anything from the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) regarding their transfer ban. You may also like
Kaizer Chiefs have written to Fifa in an attempt to suspend their transfer ban and sign players in the upcoming transfer window because of the delay in their appeal hearing with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) due to the coronavirus outbreak. You may also like
Kaizer Chiefs football manager Bobby Motaung says the club are in discussions with Fifa to find clarity on their transfer ban. You may also like
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has announced that Kaizer Chiefs’ appeal against their transfer ban handed out by Fifa will be heard on 9 September 2020. You may also like
Kaizer Chiefs have commented on the latest developments surrounding their appeal at the Court of Arbitrations for Sport over their transfer ban issued by Fifa, stating that finishing the 2019-20 season is being prioritised over the appeal. You may also like
Kaizer Chiefs believe they will win an appeal against Fifa’s two-window transfer ban or they wouldn’t bother appealing, according to the club’s communication manager. You may also like
Chelsea manager Frank Lampard insists he does not need to strengthen his squad before the new Premier League season. You may also like
Maurizio Sarri believes Chelsea need to overturn their two-window transfer ban to be able to catch Premier League pacesetters Manchester City and Liverpool next season. You may also like
Chelsea will face a two-window transfer ban after the club lost their appeal to Fifa for breaching regulations relating to the international registration of players under the age of 18. You may also like
