Der er ikke noget at forhandle om. Cruz vil ikke sælge ham, men hvis nogen betaler hans klausul, har de ikke noget valg.
The Mexican club will file the lawsuit with FIFA´s Football Tribunal in the coming hours. This tribunal facilitates dispute resolution among football industry stakeholders, such as member federations, clubs, players, and professional coaches, through its chambers. The lawsuit is due to the non-payment of Huescas´ contract termination clause, set at 2 million dollars, given that the 20-year-old player had a contract with the cement institution until June 30, 2025.
The informants added that while the legal dispute is being resolved, Cruz Azul will not sign FIFA´s Transfer Matching System (TMS), a document necessary for FC Copenhagen to register Huescas in the Danish Superliga, the top division of football in that country.
The lawsuit, according to the sources, will be against representatives Santiago Arbide and Alex García of AMERO Sports Management Agency, who have FIFA licenses, as well as against player Rodrigo Huescas and FC Copenhagen. The Danish club presented an offer on Thursday, July 4, to pay the 2 million dollar contract termination clause in two equal parts on July 15, 2024, and February 15, 2025. Cruz Azul did not formally respond to this offer nor granted a special permit for the player to travel to the European country, thereby missing training at La Noria.
The Mexican club will file the lawsuit with FIFA´s Football Tribunal in the coming hours. This tribunal facilitates dispute resolution among football industry stakeholders, such as member federations, clubs, players, and professional coaches, through its chambers. The lawsuit is due to the non-payment of Huescas´ contract termination clause, set at 2 million dollars, given that the 20-year-old player had a contract with the cement institution until June 30, 2025.
The informants added that while the legal dispute is being resolved, Cruz Azul will not sign FIFA´s Transfer Matching System (TMS), a document necessary for FC Copenhagen to register Huescas in the Danish Superliga, the top division of football in that country.
The lawsuit, according to the sources, will be against representatives Santiago Arbide and Alex García of AMERO Sports Management Agency, who have FIFA licenses, as well as against player Rodrigo Huescas and FC Copenhagen. The Danish club presented an offer on Thursday, July 4, to pay the 2 million dollar contract termination clause in two equal parts on July 15, 2024, and February 15, 2025. Cruz Azul did not formally respond to this offer nor granted a special permit for the player to travel to the European country, thereby missing training at La Noria.