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FIFA Imposed a Ban on Fenerbahçe After the Club Failed to Pay Installments for Former Player Nesyri.

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FIFA has imposed a three-period transfer ban on Fenerbahçe due to unpaid installments of Youssef En-Nesyri's transfer fee to Sevilla. The club announced that the ban will be lifted once the approximately €3 million payment is made and the necessary procedures with FIFA are completed.

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FIFA has imposed a three-period transfer ban on Fenerbahçe due to unpaid installments of Youssef En-Nesyri's transfer fee to Sevilla. The club announced that the ban will be lifted once the approximately €3 million payment is made and the necessary procedures with FIFA are completed.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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The nerve club demanded that FIFA default on one of the quotas by the Moroccan

·Madrid, Spain
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FIFA's official transfer ban list includes a three-transfer-window penalty for Fenerbahçe. Fenerbahçe stated in a press release that the penalty was imposed due to the transfer fee for En Nesyri and that the ban would be lifted on Monday.

·Türkiye
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Fenerbahçe will have to pay approximately €3 million to FC Seville after the default of a deadline related to the transfer of the Moroccan international Youssef En-Nesyri, scheduled for April 30th. Seized by the Andalusian club, FIFA ordered the Turkish club to regularize the situation and imposed a temporary ban on it. ... The article Fenerbahçe sanctioned by FIFA for an unpaid connection to the transfer of Youssef En-Nesyri appeared first on A…

The Andalusian club was fighting for this amount and has finally been given the right

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It has been reported that Fenerbahçe failed to pay Sevilla the €2.95 million installment owed for the Youssef En-Nesyri transfer on time, and that FIFA has taken action to make the payment following its decision to impose a three-period transfer ban.

·Türkiye
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Sözcü broke the news in Türkiye on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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