Last Thursday (14), FIFA notified Al Nassr, from Saudi Arabia, to pay by September 28 the amount of the two installments related to the purchase of striker Hernane, which together correspond to 2,5 million euros, not counting fines and interest. Mais Querido has been requesting the amount since 2014, when negotiations between the clubs for the player were carried out. However, there is still another action in progress, regarding .
There is a second lawsuit underway regarding the third installment, worth €3 million. This lawsuit has been concluded and will soon be included in the execution. Therefore, the total amount, including fines and interest, is likely to exceed €2 million.
There is a second lawsuit underway regarding the third installment, worth €3 million. This lawsuit has been concluded and will soon be included in the execution. Therefore, the total amount, including fines and interest, is likely to exceed €2 million.
"Flamengo remains confident in receiving the amounts owed to it, as per the decision issued by CAS.
Yesterday, FIFA notified the Arab club, already within the scope of the execution of the aforementioned decision, determining that the amounts must be paid without fail by September 28th", commented Flamengo's legal vice-president Flávio Willeman.
If payment is not made, Al Nassr may be punished with a fine, loss of points in the national championship, relegation, and exclusion from competitions. "Flamengo reiterates that it will spare no effort to assert its rights," Willeman concluded.