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Gunners ponder FIFA ban

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Troubled times: Gunners will not be allowed to sign new players PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

Extension Gunners acting chairperson, Bonno Ngwamotsoko has said although his club has not received official communication on the FIFA transfer ban, they are not taking the matter lightly.

FIFA recently indicated that the Lobatse side is banned from signing any players for the next three transfer windows after breaching its contract with defender, Desire Bafana.

Bafana is owed P400,000 by the club and FIFA had given Gunners 45 days from February 20 to pay the debt. However, the financially-troubled side failed to pay, resulting in the ban kicking in.

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