FIFA is looking into West Ham after TWO transactions on transfer deadline day fell through due to “computer problems.”
According to reports, FIFA is looking into West Ham United after two transactions on the day of the transfer deadline fell through.
With Said Benrahma scheduled to sign a deal live on TV, Lyon appeared to be close to acquiring the winger.
The £15 million deal, however, abruptly fell through at the last minute, prompting the French team to issue a sharp statement in which they charged West Ham with showing them and the player a “deep lack of respect.”
The statement said as follows: “Olympique Lyonnais deeply regrets this situation and this decision, which shows a profound disrespect for the player and the institution on the part of West Ham.”
The club retains the right to launch all relevant processes required to subsequently verify the operation and, if required, to hold West Ham accountable.
At his Friday morning press conference, West Ham manager David Moyes addressed the charge. It’s a strong word to use before we have an opportunity to demonstrate precisely what happened or wasn’t shown, he said.
In the meantime, Real Betis continues to anticipate that their £6.8 million acquisition of Fornals will be approved, even though West Ham’s “computer problem” has caused a delay in the process.
FIFA has now been contacted by both Lyon and Betis, and they are investigating the reasons behind the apparent breakdown of both transactions. The Sun claims that the regulatory authority is looking into the problems surrounding both deals and is aware of them.
Following failure
Betis is hoping FIFA will still approve the Fornals transaction because all contracts were finalized prior to the deadline. The La Liga team is eager for a resolution so they can register players for the Europa Conference League by tonight.
According to Moyes, there appear to have been last-minute issues with Benrahma’s papers. However, I was unaware of it until I left the field late last night.
“I believe there’s a possibility the Pablo agreement will be approved. However, I am unable to verify if it will or not at this time.
“We tried really hard to add an attacking player as well as strengthen, but we weren’t able to just sufficiently
Although Sheffield United is having a terrible season, they shocked everyone on Sunday by breaking a Premier League record.
Sheffield United’s last-minute penalty saved a point against West Ham, as the Premier League’s bottom team twice overcame deficits at Bramall Lane to settle for a 2-2 draw.
Maxwell Cornet scored his first goal for the team from close range to give the visitors the lead, but Ben Brereton Diaz quickly leveled the score on his Premier League debut for the home team.
With ten minutes remaining in normal time, James Ward-Prowse coolly converted a penalty, seemingly winning the game before the last few minutes of play devolved into mayhem.
Although Sheffield United is having a forgettable season,
Sheffield United’s last-minute penalty saved a point against West Ham, as the Premier League’s bottom team twice overcame deficits at Bramall Lane to settle for a 2-2 draw.
Maxwell Cornet scored his first goal for the team from close range to give the visitors the lead, but Ben Brereton Diaz quickly leveled the score on his Premier League debut for the home team.
With ten minutes remaining in normal time, James Ward-Prowse coolly converted a penalty, seemingly winning the game before the last few minutes of play devolved into mayhem.
When Dirk Kuyt of Liverpool converted a penalty kick with the game’s final kick after 101 minutes and 48 seconds, he broke the previous mark.
After 21 games this season, Wilder’s team had accumulated 10 points and were destined for relegation. They are expected to conclude the season with 18 points, which would be the fifth-lowest point total in Premier League history, based on their current average of points per game.
