The Royal Spanish Football Federation has temporarily blocked the licenses of the Andorra for the debt he maintains with his former coach Eder Sarabiawho led the team from January 2021 to March 2024and with his second technician, Jon Lopez.
The federal resolution establishes the temporary suspension of certain services and of the issuance or renewal of licenses for footballers, coaches and other technicians of the tricolor team until the club accredits the payment of the outstanding amounts.
As reported by the Diari d’Andorra, this decision prevents for the moment the registration of new signings. Furthermore, if the blockade remains in force when the licenses for the next season must be processed, it could also affect the renewal of tokens of the players who are already part of the squad.
The resolution does not expressly state that Andorra cannot compete. However, the inability to issue or renew licenses It could open that scenario if the situation is not resolved before the start of the championship.
The case proceeds from a ruling by Superior Court of Justice that condemned Andorra to pay different amounts to Sarabia and Jon López. According to the RFEF, once the judicial contributions have been discounted, they would still be pending 411,557.04 euros for the former coach and 43,901.47 euros for his assistant.
The Federation required the club to prove the payment within a period of five daysbut ensures that He did not receive allegations or documentation that justified compliance with the debt.
From Andorra they transmit tranquility and trust resolve the situation before the start of the competition. The tricolor team will debut on Saturday August 15 against Ceutaon the first day of the League.
