Ghana Premier League side Karela United FC have received an immediate ban from the world football-governing body, FIFA, following a decision involving Sana Camara.
The club is said to have failed in its financial obligations to the Guinean.
A letter issued by FIFA’s Head of Disciplinary, Americo Espallargas, further banned Karela Utd for failing to comply with the decision.
“In this regard, we wish to inform the parties that a ban from registering new players internationally and nationally has been implemented by FIFA on the Respondent,” the letter stated.
“The registration ban will remain active until the amount due is paid and for a maximum duration of up to three entire and consecutive registration periods.”
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has been notified to immediately implement the latest decision, stopping the GPL club from registering any new players in the season.
