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SOCCER: The loan agreements between Molde and FKH concerning Ibrahima Wadji and Tobias Svendsen constitute the substance. Prior to the team meeting in early November, it had been declared that a verbal agreement had been reached that the players could not be used during the match. This is not allowed, according to the regulations.
The case was raised before the Appeals Committee of the Norwegian Football Federation (NFF). The Appeals Committee has now referred the matter to the Sanctions and Sanctions Committee. He reports eurosport.no.
– The Appeals Committee decided to report. The clubs received the deadline to comment on the report for Monday and it is sent to the Sanctions and Sanctions Committee for evaluation, wrote Madsen in a text message to Eurosport.no.
– were honest
Before the match, the director of the competition, Nils Fisketjønn, confirmed to the newspaper Haugesund that clubs could be punished for the illegal loan agreement.
"This could be both a fine and the worst possible case," said Fisketjønn.
The threat contributed to both players being in action in the fight against Molde. But NFF has not left the record and clubs now have to wait to see what the result will be.
"We have always been honest about what happened – we can only reach out by the weather if it does not work," says FKH CEO Eirik Opedal at Eurosport.no.
"We are waiting for a more in-depth review of the case and we will make a decision on its conclusion when it is available," wrote Øystein Neerland, Director of Molde, in a text message to Eurosport.no
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