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FIFA Orders Payment to Ugandan Player for Breach
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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 26513, member: 2262"] FIFA made a ruling about a soccer player named Fahad Aziz Bayo. They said a Czech team called MFK Vyskov must pay him $55,000 because they broke their contract with him. This happened after looking at a problem that started with poor communication and ended with the team firing Bayo. The trouble began in January 2024. Bayo missed practice on January 4, 2024, because he felt sick and was waiting for test results. The team sent messages asking when he would come back. On January 6, 2024, they wrote to him, " OK. Take care, and we hope you will be fine soon." Later on, Bayo had a plane ticket to return on July 5, 2024. But there was confusion when the team tried to make him come back earlier because of many international games. They shared important messages. On June 24, 2024, the team sent Bayo a message: "Hi Bayo, We need you back earlier. Talk to the coach, please. We need to rebook the tickets." Timothy Kajja, who speaks for Bayo, said the team acted unfairly: "Our client had consistently communicated his challenges regarding health and travel arrangements, yet the club's actions were both harsh and premature." The FIFA decision says MFK Vyskov must pay Bayo for breaking the contract. The payment equals 11 months of pay at $5,000 each month. The money must be in Bayo's bank account within 45 days. If the team does not pay, it cannot sign any new players for up to three signing periods. Emilio García Silvero from FIFA said: "This decision sends a clear message about the importance of contractual integrity in football. Clubs must ensure that disciplinary actions are proportionate and that every avenue is explored before terminating a contract." [/QUOTE]
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