Al Nasr Benghazi have been hit with a registration ban by FIFA following a financial dispute involving former coach Miguel Ángel Gamondi.
The sanction stems from unpaid financial obligations owed to Gamondi, with football’s world governing body ordering the Libyan club to settle the outstanding amount in full.
Under the ruling, Al Nasr Benghazi will be prohibited from registering any new players at both domestic and international levels until the debt is cleared, effectively restricting their activity in the transfer market.
The decision adds further pressure on the club’s sporting and administrative operations, as they are now required to resolve the dispute before being eligible to reinforce their squad in upcoming transfer windows.
FIFA’s enforcement of the ban underscores its continued stance on ensuring compliance with contractual obligations between clubs and coaches, particularly in cases involving unpaid salaries and settlements.
Al Nasr Benghazi’s future transfer plans now hinge on how quickly the financial issue is resolved, with the sanction remaining in place until full payment is confirmed.
