PHAR RANGERS ARE BANNED FROM USING THE TRANSFER WINDOW.

FIFA has sanctioned Phar Rangers FC of Ghana for failure to comply with a FIFA Player Status Committee ruling.

In the ruling, FIFA ordered the now Eastern Regional Third Division club to pay thousands of dollars to a rival club that the Ghanaian club owes, or face punishment from the world football governing body.

The Ghanaian reverse section, on either hand, has refused to deal with FIFA’s verdict. Phar Rangers FC filed an appeal with the CAS, but has now withdrawn it and failed to comply with the verdict.

Following a request from international club lawyers for tougher sanctions to be levied on Phar Rangers FC, FIFA has announced that the club will be sanctioned the next Transfer Window, which begins on February 1, 2022, will be initially barred from participating.

FIFA may apply additional sanctions if Phar Rangers FC continues to default on their loans.

In view of the preceding, FIFA underlined in a statement to both parties and the Ghana Football Association that the stated Transfer Window embargo will stay in place until the due amount is paid (GFA).

During the barred period, the GFA is responsible for ensuring that Phar Rangers FC does not trade any players.

As a result, the GFA wishes to notify all clubs and partners in order to ensure that the FIFA ban and mandate be strictly followed.