BFA writes to FIFA over transfer window

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PALAPYE: The Botswana Football Association (BFA) has written to FIFA seeking guidance on how Orapa United and Jwaneng Galaxy could be assisted outside the official local transfer window.

Orapa and Galaxy are preparing for CAF club assignments, but are unable to sign players as the local transfer window is only due to open in December.

Galaxy would compete in the CAF Champions League while Orapa United play in the Confederations Cup.

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BFA writes to FIFA over transfer window

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