This means
Barcelona will not be able to buy or sell
players until January 2016 once the
current transfer dispensation is over.
The Spanish club was served a 14-month
ban after being found to have breached
rules relating to international transfer of
minors. The Real Federacion Espanola de
Futbol (RFEF) were also sanctioned for the
same offence.
It was suspended- for this summer’s
transfer window- after they appealed.




Luis Suarez and Co Signings This Summer
Will Not Be Affected By the Fifa Transfer
Ban.
A statement by Fifa read: “FC Barcelona is
to serve a transfer ban which will see the
club prevented from registering any
players at both national and international
level for two complete and consecutive
transfer periods, starting with the next
registration period (January 2015) given
that the appeal of the club had been
granted suspensive effect by the chairman
of the Fifa Appeal Committee.”
The Catalan club will now head to the
Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas).
They could add to their summer signings
before the current transfer window ends
on 31 August.
The club has said it would “continue
defending its interest before the highest
sporting authority, in this case the Court
of Arbitration for Sport.”
The RFEF has been given a fine of 500,000
Swiss Francs (£340,000) and told to
“regularise its framework and existing
system concerning the international
transfer of minors in football” within a
year.

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