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MLS penalizes Galaxy for violating salary budget and roster guidelines

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MLS fined LA Galaxy $1 million for violating salary budget and roster guidelines. Club president Chris Klein has been suspended from any sporting-related responsibilities. Club will also be banned from signing a player who requires an International Transfer Certificate from outside the U.S. and Canada during the Secondary Transfer Window next year.

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LA Galaxy sanctioned by MLS for violating salary budget and roster guidelines

Major League Soccer has announced sanctions against the LA Galaxy for violating salary budget and roster guidelines during the 2019 campaigns.

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Soccer-MLS fines LA Galaxy for violating salary, roster guidelines

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Major League Soccer (MLS) said on Friday that it had fined LA Galaxy $1 million for violating salary budget and roster guidelines in 2019. Sanctions for the team also include a $1 million loss of available future general allocation money. The North American league said that LA Galaxy President Chris Klein will be suspended from sporting-related responsibilities through the 2023 primary transfer window. MLS said that LA G…

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