Indian Super League – East Bengal Transfer Ban: In a recent development coming out of the East Bengal camp, the Kolkata club was hit by a second transfer ban. East Bengal has again failed to to clear salaries of as many as seven players. SC East Bengal needed to pay up within the 45-day window given by the Player Status Committee (PSC) on February 9. Follow Indian Super League Live Updates on Insidesport.IN.
Indian Super League: East Bengal hit by SECOND TRANSFER BAN, Salaries for 7 players still pending
East Bengal Transfer Ban – EB Players Salary Woes: Cavin Lobo, Keegan Perreira, Rino Anto, CK Vineeth, Girik Khosla, Eugeneson Lyngdoh and Anil Chavan had moved the players status committee (PSC) after contract disputes arose regarding payments, The Telegraph reported.
Indian Super League: East Bengal hit by SECOND TRANSFER BAN, Salaries for 7 players still pending
“Until the dues are cleared, SC East Bengal, the registered club, will not be able to sign any player for the new season,” a source privy to the developments revealed.
Shree Cement deny paying for the 7 contracted players, but why?
East Bengal’s investor, Shree Cement, who are on their way out and is on the verge of severing ties with the club after two crisis-riddled seasons, had already said it would not clear the dues since those seven players were roped in before Shree Cement came on board in September 2020.
If the club now has to pay the amount in full, it would have to shell out around Rs 1.42 crore. According to the PSC verdict, Lobo should get Rs 41 lakh, Anto Rs 26 lakh, Vineeth and Lyngdoh Rs 21 lakh each, Pereira Rs 16.80 lakh, Chavan Rs 10.28 lakh and Khosla Rs 6.30 lakh.
“Yes, aggrieved footballers have been contacted by the club officials. I think they would be offered an amount much less than they are supposed to get. The players should do hard bargaining otherwise they will be taken for a ride once again,” the source confirmed.
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