The bureaucratic snag over Pintado and Luna Diale's registration at Unión | OneFootball

Although Unión managed to lift its general administrative bans with FIFA, attention in the Tatengue World remains focused on the legal clearance of two of its key footballers: Uruguayan Juan de Dios Pintado and Mauro Luna Diale. Journalist Darío Pignata revealed the exact reasons why both players are still not formally eligible to take the field.

The impact of the bans on the TMS

The main reason for the delay lies in a restriction within the administrative transfer system. While Unión was listed as blocked by FIFA due to previous debts, the club was completely unable to request the TMS (Transfer Matching System), the mandatory international transfer clearance required to validate any foreign move.

Once the red-and-white leadership paid off the outstanding balances and the club was formally cleared in the records of the international federation, only then was the digital channel enabled for the Santa Fe offices to begin the corresponding procedures.

A race against the European clock

The final resolution of the process depends exclusively on international timing. Both footballers are part of the delegation traveling to Mendoza, along with full-back Lautaro Vargas, but their presence on the field will depend on their former clubs sending the missing documentation before the end of the day.

The main complication lies in Luna Diale’s case, as his transfer clearance must be issued from the Old Continent, where there is a six-hour time difference ahead. Within the Tatengue board, there is full confidence that the paperwork will be formally entered into the system during the day, achieving the long-awaited clearance before the weekend match.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.