The former coach of Yanga, Luc Eymael said that the team has not been banned from registering players on three windows by the International Football Federation (FIFA) for being late in paying his claims as reported by one media outlet earlier today
Eymael has noted that the decision made by FIFA is to ask Yanga to pay his claims so that they does not face the punishment.
Eymael's statement came shortly after a South African Media claimed that Yanga had been banned from registering for three windows for not paying the coach.
"I think those who wrote the article have reported the opposite. FIFA issued a decision and all parties have been informed that Yanga must pay me my rights within 45 days and if they fail to do so, there will be a greater punishment for them including being banned from registering," he said.
Yanga Information Officer Ali Kamwe said that this information has been raised with the evil intention of disturbing the fans and members of Yanga towards the game against US Monastri which will be played on Sunday
Kamwe said that the issue of Eymael and Yanga is not new and all parties have been in contact as Yanga paid part of the debt
"From the way this information was reported, you will see that there is no good will for Yanga, it was just a matter of doing a little research on the truth of the information before spreading it on social media"
"It has become normal every time Yanga goes to an important game something happens to take us out of the rally but we say they have failed. Our focus is the game against Monastir," said Kamwe
