Córdoba, June 25 (EFE) -. Córdoba CF, a team recently promoted to the Second Division, will have to pay almost 100,000 euros to the Colombian CD Aston Villa, which denounced it asking for training rights after the signing of defender Ferney Mosquera, in order to be able to sign players, appearing for that reason on the list of clubs sanctioned by FIFA.
The sanction, which in principle would be valid for the next three transfer markets if Córdoba does not pay said payment, dates back to the beginning of 2022 for an alleged contract contracted by the Andalusian club with Colombian Aston Villa, for an amount close to 100,000 euros, in the hiring for the green and white subsidiary of the Ferney Mosquera center.
The Colombian defender was hired by Córdoba for its second team in January 2022 and made his debut with the reserve team in February of that same year, ending the season with a total of seven games played.
In this case, furthermore, Córdoba had to use the Andalusian Employment Service to be able to hire the footballer, after facing various problems in bureaucratic procedures.
The complaint by CD Aston Villa, supposedly derived from an error in the drafting of Mosquera’s contract, led FIFA to impose a sanction on Córdoba by which it could not register players in the next three transfer markets, although this would be lifted in the case that the Andalusian club would assume it, something that is expected to happen in the coming days. EFE
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