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Oriente Petrolero FIFA debt and transfer sanctions
Overview
The Bolivian football club Oriente Petrolero is facing multiple financial rulings and disciplinary actions from FIFA regarding unpaid debts to former players.
Initial rulings ordered the club to pay Dominican footballer César ‘Danco’ García over $97,000 plus interest, alongside a $20,000 fine to FIFA. These obligations, totaling more than $117,000, resulted in a transfer ban prohibiting the club from registering new players for three registration periods.
Subsequent notifications revealed additional outstanding debts. FIFA ordered the club to pay Paraguayan midfielder Jordan Santacruz $77,773 and Colombian attacker Joel Contreras $35,200 for unpaid wages, both subject to interest. The club has acknowledged these claims and stated that leadership is working to settle the debts within the specified 45-day window to prevent further complications.
Entities
FIFA · Oriente Petrolero · Joel Contreras · César ‘Danco’ García · Jordan Santacruz
Timeline
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[SPORTS] 7 sourcesOriente Petrolero faces new FIFA debt rulings
Oriente Petrolero has been ordered by FIFA to pay over $110,000 in debts to former players Jordan Santacruz and Joel Contreras.
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[SPORTS] 3 sourcesOriente Petrolero faces FIFA debt ruling and transfer ban
FIFA has ordered Oriente Petrolero to pay over $117,000 to player César ‘Danco’ García and imposed a transfer ban for three registration periods.
Sources
crprensa.com · diez.bo · elheraldo.com.ec · es.gaudiumpress.org · finde.latercera.com · lamegafm.cl · losfanaticos.cl · observador.cl · redgol.cl