Chelsea's request to suspend transfer ban upheld by CAS

guardian.co.uk - 14 days ago

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• Club had been banned from signing players until 2011 • Chelsea lodged appeal last month Chelsea look set to be able to trade in the January transfer window after the Court of Arbitration for Sport agreed to suspend their Fifa-imposed transfer ban until a final decision is made in the case of the signing of Gaël Kakuta. Fifa banned the Stamford Bridge club from any transfer activity for the next two periods of transfer activity in early September after they were found guilty of inducing Kakuta ...

news.bbc.co.uk - 13 days ago

Chelsea transfer ban is suspended

— news.bbc.co.uk — Chelsea's transfer ban has been suspended by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas) pending a final review. Fifa had ruled the club could not sign players until 2011 after inducing Gael Kakuta to break his Lens contract. But Chelsea appealed to Cas, ... (more) Chelsea transfer ban is suspended

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Chelsea Transfer Ban Postponed By the Court Of Arbitration For Sport
TheOriginalWinger.com — ... (that would have seen the London based club unable to sign any players until 2011) has been accepted until a final decision can be made around the early spring of 2010. Via Guardian It is expected that the final decision will be reached in early spring, meaning Chelsea will be clear to do business in January. Fifa banned the Stamford Bridge club from any transfer activity for the next two windows in early September after Chelsea were found guilty of inducing teenager Gael Kakuta to breach his contract with the French club Lens. Chelsea appealed to CAS against the punishment ...

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