FIFA fined five clubs and two football associations for transfers

The highest fine was received by the Qatari club, which will have to pay 187.500 Swiss francs to the FIFA treasury. Benfica will have to pay 150.000 Swiss francs, Sporting was fined 110.000, Celta 65.000, and Rajo Vallecano 55.000 Swiss francs.
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Ažurirano: 20.04.2018. 08:30h

The International Football Federation (FIFA) fined five clubs and two football associations for the involvement of third parties in transfers and financial irregularities.

Portuguese giants Benfica and Sporting, Spanish clubs Celta and Rajo Vallecano, Qatar's Al Arabi, as well as the football associations of Laos and Indonesia were fined.

Benfica, Sporting, Celta, Rayo and Al Arabi have been fined for the involvement of third parties in transfers.

The highest fine was received by the Qatari club, which will have to pay 187.500 Swiss francs to the FIFA treasury.

Benfica will have to pay 150.000 Swiss francs, Sporting was fined 110.000, Celta 65.000, and Rajo Vallecano 55.000 Swiss francs, Hina agency reports.

The Lao Football Association has been fined 690.000 Swiss francs for violating regulations on the transfer of minors, while the Indonesian association has been fined 30.000 Swiss francs.

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