TAS decided to block the Spezia market, giving the Ligurian club the opportunity to return to buying after a blocked session in January last year. Club La Spezia has just issued this press release: “Thanks to the commendable work done by attorney Antonio Rigozzi and the entire legal team, CAS Lausanne has substantially revised the sanction imposed by the FIFA disciplinary bodies in July 2021, reducing transfer windows from four to two subject to a ban, one of which has already been canceled for the winter session of the 2021/2022 season, and one suspended for the next three years, so that from the next summer transfer session, Spezia Calcio will be able to freely conclude incoming transfers of new players.” The club president also spoke Philip Platekwho stated on the official website: “We are pleased to welcome the decision of CAS, we can finally put this history behind us and look to the future with optimism and with the usual desire to work for the good of Spezia Calcio.”
Source: Tutto Mercato Web
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