SUSPENDED PLAYERS Sample Clauses

SUSPENDED PLAYERS. 3.4.1 A player under suspension by a Football Body can Transfer to another Club/Football Body (First Transfer) but must not play a match with that Destination Club until the player has completed the player’s suspension and the player cannot subsequently transfer (i.e. a second consecutive transfer) to a further Club/Football Body until 28 days after the First Transfer.
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SUSPENDED PLAYERS. 3.4.1 A player under suspension by a League can Transfer or permit to another League, but cannot Transfer from the new Club until 28 days after the suspension has been completed.

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