Headline: Santos Lifts Transfer Ban with Neymar’s Assistance
Santos FC successfully lifted a transfer ban that had been preventing the club from registering new players as of Thursday, the 27th. The ban was removed after the club paid off a R$12 million debt to AS Monaco, tied to the transfer of Jean Lucas, who currently plays for Bahia. Neymar, the club’s star forward, played a crucial role in this financial resolution.
The funds required to clear the debt came from NR Sports, a company owned by Neymar and his family. This financial support has allowed Santos to resume normal operations after facing a FIFA-imposed punishment that had been in place since early July. As a result, the club is now poised to finalize the signing of midfielder Arthur, who previously played for Juventus and Grêmio.
With assistance from NR Sports, Santos aims to accelerate the official signing process for Arthur, whose arrival was proposed to the club’s board by Neymar himself. The agreement regarding the player’s wages had already been settled; what remained was the lifting of the FIFA ban to move forward with the deal.
Santos plans to utilize this opportunity to jointly negotiate jersey properties that are still available for sale, marking a new chapter for the club as it emerges from constraints.
Santos got rid of the transfer ban that had prevented it from registering new players this Thursday (27).
The club paid off the R$12 million debt it owed Monaco for the signing of Jean Lucas, now at Bahia, with help from Neymar.
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NR Sports, the company owned by the No. 10 and his family, provided the necessary funds to settle the debt with the Principality club.
The FIFA punishment had been in place since early July and, now, Peixe should speed up the official signing of midfielder Arthur, formerly of Juventus and Grêmio.
The club’s return after NR Sports’ help will be “jointly negotiate jersey properties that have not yet been sold“
Arthur’s signing was a suggestion from Neymar himself to the black-and-white club’s board.
An agreement on wages with the 30-year-old player was already in place.
All that was left was for the punishment to end for the deal to finally move forward.
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