SHB Da Nang must compensate more than 60,000 USD to Banik Prievidza Club; Tuan Anh suffers a fractured jawbone
(Baonghean.vn) - Captain Nguyen Tuan Anh of HAGL suffered a fractured jawbone, leaving the match with Binh Dinh uncertain; SHB Da Nang Club had to compensate Banik Prievidza Club more than 60,000 USD after FIFA's ruling. These are notable sports news in the past 24 hours.
After FIFA's ruling, SHB Da Nang must pay compensation of more than 60,000 USD
SHB Da Nang Club must compensate Banik Prievidza Club more than 60,000 USD after FIFA's ruling on youth training costs for the team after signing a contract with player Pham Thanh Tiep.
Accordingly, player Pham Thanh Tiep (born in 1996 in Slovakia) was trained by Banik Prievidza Club since he was 12 years old, and played for the Slovakian team in the 2017 season. Then, in 2019, Pham Thanh Tiep joined SHB Da Nang with a 2-year contract after a trial period. However, this player also terminated his contract with the team on the banks of the Han River after about 1 year of joining.
Because they signed a contract with a player under 23 years old, according to FIFA regulations, SHB Da Nang must pay the training costs for Banik Prievidza Club. The team has also sent a request to the V.League representative to pay the amount of 60,000 USD for this cost.
Tuan Anh fractured jaw bone
According to the confirmation of HAGL Club, Captain midfielder Nguyen Tuan Anh suffered a fractured jawbone, thereby leaving open the match with Binh Dinh in round 13 of V.League 2023.
This information will give Coach Kiatisak a headache. Currently, HAGL is ranked 9th on the rankings with 14 points. They are exactly 2 points away from 8th place - the last position in the Top 8 teams that are sure to stay in the league after phase 1 and aim to win the V.League championship this season. That means, HAGL must beat Binh Dinh in round 13 (the last round of phase 1) to hope to enter the Top 8. However, not being able to have Tuan Anh in this match will significantly affect Coach Kiatisak's calculations.
Bayern Munich send official offer for Kane
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According to The Athletic, Bayern have made an official offer for the England captain worth £65m plus add-ons, although the bid is expected to be rejected by Tottenham, who have insisted they will not sell Kane for less than £80m.
Chelsea and MU clarify Mount's future in the next 24 hours
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