Unión lifts one FIFA ban and moves to clear the rest | OneFootball

Unión managed to make progress in one of the financial disputes it still had pending before FIFA. The red-and-white institution paid off the debt it owed to Sol de América for the transfer of player Fernando Díaz and, in this way, lifted one of the transfer bans weighing on the club.

The Tatengue leadership continues working to regularize the club’s international situation and finally leave behind all the restrictions preventing it from operating normally in the transfer market.

However, a sanction related to Juventud de Las Piedras’ claim over the transfer of Maizon Rodríguez is still in force. That debt is now the next issue to be resolved so that Unión can be fully cleared.

The situation comes at a key moment, with the squad preparing for its upcoming league commitments and the leadership focused on completing signings and moves to strengthen the team. The lifting of this first ban represents a step forward, although the last pending dispute with the international body still remains to be resolved.

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