Some UPL clubs are waiving licenses for next season
Professional Football League announced that it will soften the requirements of professional certification for amateur clubs for the next season. Also, the PFL announced that some clubs will not be able to play next season.
“As for the certification of clubs for the new season, according to the President of the PFL, this year the relevant committee will deal with the consideration of documents, taking into account the complexity of the current situation in the country. This is intended to make it easier to obtain a coveted pass to participate in pro competitions, ”the PFL said in a statement.
“However, not all clubs intend to receive the relevant document – the issue of suspending the membership of some clubs in the PFL was considered. However, they will be able to return to competition when they resume their activities.”
“As for the continuation of the championship itself, the working group of the PFL will develop possible options. In the near future, the League Council will return to discuss the format of the competition. Changes in the format are possible, because it is necessary to create all the necessary conditions for clubs so that they do not incur large financial costs. The issue of infrastructure facilities in the country where competitions can be held will be considered separately. This applies to the First and Second Leagues of the PFL. The Council also intends to ask for assistance in the issue of arbitration fees.”
Earlier it was reported that Metalist and Kryvbas from the First League should rise to the Premier League, where they will take the place of Desna and Mariupol.
At the time of the suspension of the season, Metalist was in the lead in the First League, Karpaty in Group A of the Second League, and Metallurg in Group B.
Source: Sportarena
