Another hard blow for Standard, already struggling on the pitch. This Thursday, the Licenses Commission announced a transfer ban for the Liège club. In question, numerous payments not made by Rouches, as explained by the Commission in its press release.
“The Licensing Commission found that the club has NOT fulfilled its salary obligations as well as its obligations in terms of federal debts and social debts. The club has so far not provided proof of payment for the following transfer debts: an amount for the player Ziani and an amount for the player Donnum. The club has so far not provided proof of payment for the players’ match bonuses for November 2023. The club has so far not provided proof of payment for the November 2023 NSSO. The club has so far not provided proof of payment for the withholding tax for November 2023. The club has so far not provided proof of payment for VAT. The club has so far not provided proof of payment for the players’ group insurance for the 3rd quarter of 2023. The club has so far not provided proof of payment for the employees’ group insurance until ‘to 12/20/2023. The club has so far not provided proof of payment for federal debts to URBSFA and ACFF. During the meeting of December 20, 2023, the club representative acknowledged that the above-mentioned amounts had not been paid. »
In view of these infractions, the Licensing Commission has decided to impose a transfer ban on the main club until the mentioned payments are made.
Standard remains confident
Following this announcement, Standard reacted with a press release published on its official website. The Liège club showed its confidence and wanted to reassure everyone despite the sanction. “As indicated yesterday to the Commission, the funds necessary to regularize the situation are arriving today from the club’s shareholder,” wrote the Liège club.
2023-12-21 12:45:36
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