Tron Coltrane
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80s Shorts said:
It means that the bureaucratic chain of events required to register the player has moved from one un-transparent part of the process to a new, still un-transparent part of the process.
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Iheanacho and Nwakali
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It means that the bureaucratic chain of events required to register the player has moved from one un-transparent part of the process to a new, still un-transparent part of the process.
kippaxblue76
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Tron Coltrane said:80s Shorts said:kippaxblue76 said:Iheanacho is now clear for his work permit. Good prospect.
What does that mean ?
It means that the bureaucratic chain of events required to register the player has moved from one un-transparent part of the process to a new, still un-transparent part of the process.
Not 100% but I think it is international transfer certificate, now we have that we can apply for a work permit. If all goes well I presume he will be loaned out until the end of the season.
Txiki Txiki Bang Bang
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Jimbob said:Iheanacho is good to go and everything has been granted for him to play for us, he's out with an injury at the moment though unfortunately.
Great news! with Bony coming and Iheanacho's deal almost done, I think either one of Edin or Stefan would be leaving this January.
Dirty Harry
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Really like the look of this lad, only seen him a few times but hopefully he'll fulfill his obvious potential, if he does we'll have a very very good player.
Source?Jimbob said:Iheanacho is good to go and everything has been granted for him to play for us, he's out with an injury at the moment though unfortunately.
Kladze said:Source?Jimbob said:Iheanacho is good to go and everything has been granted for him to play for us, he's out with an injury at the moment though unfortunately.
One of his advisors and the person who recommended him to us, check my previous posts, if you want the actual name pal.
Cobwebcat
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SL10.ng understands that Taye Football Academy, the grassroots team that owned the economic rights of Kelechi Iheanacho, has threatened to drag Henry Galeano and officials of Manchester City to court over irregularities discovered in the transfer fee paid for the striker.
Through the English Football Association, the Citizens had requested for the 18-year-old's International Transfer Certificate (ITC), a prerequisite that must be fulfilled before the club can apply for a work permit at the Home Office.
Before issuing the ITC, the Nigeria Football Federation conducted due diligence by contacting Taye Academy to confirm if the proprietor's domiciliary account had been credited with the sum of £350,00, being the transfer fee stated on the Transfer Matching System.
But Taye Academy's supremo claimed that he received a payment of US$320,000 from Manchester City, which is a shortfall of US$209,305 going by the current exchange rate.
And he has accused United States-based licensed agent Henry Galeano and his Nigerian partner Solomon of cheating him out of =N=38 million, alleging that they connived with Manchester City.
Taye Academy had pressurized the Nigeria Federation not to release the ITC until the dust settles, but sources in the know have informed this website that the document has been issued and sent to the United Kingdom.
To prevent money laundering and crediting of transfer fees to a wrong party, the money paid by the buying club is always stated on the TMS.
Kelechi Iheanacho's agent, Henry Galeano, has not yet responded to SL10.ng's enquiry as at the time of this report while Taye Academy promised to answer our query on the 20th of January.
http://www.sl10.ng/news/articles/ca...-kelechi-iheanacho-to-manchester-city/197474?
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Through the English Football Association, the Citizens had requested for the 18-year-old's International Transfer Certificate (ITC), a prerequisite that must be fulfilled before the club can apply for a work permit at the Home Office.
Before issuing the ITC, the Nigeria Football Federation conducted due diligence by contacting Taye Academy to confirm if the proprietor's domiciliary account had been credited with the sum of £350,00, being the transfer fee stated on the Transfer Matching System.
But Taye Academy's supremo claimed that he received a payment of US$320,000 from Manchester City, which is a shortfall of US$209,305 going by the current exchange rate.
And he has accused United States-based licensed agent Henry Galeano and his Nigerian partner Solomon of cheating him out of =N=38 million, alleging that they connived with Manchester City.
Taye Academy had pressurized the Nigeria Federation not to release the ITC until the dust settles, but sources in the know have informed this website that the document has been issued and sent to the United Kingdom.
To prevent money laundering and crediting of transfer fees to a wrong party, the money paid by the buying club is always stated on the TMS.
Kelechi Iheanacho's agent, Henry Galeano, has not yet responded to SL10.ng's enquiry as at the time of this report while Taye Academy promised to answer our query on the 20th of January.
http://www.sl10.ng/news/articles/ca...-kelechi-iheanacho-to-manchester-city/197474?
Not really sure what all this means?
Centurions
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If you're claiming that his work permit has come through, what's the problem with linking the source?Jimbob said:Kladze said:Source?Jimbob said:Iheanacho is good to go and everything has been granted for him to play for us, he's out with an injury at the moment though unfortunately.
One of his advisors and the person who recommended him to us, check my previous posts, if you want the actual name pal.
carlos tevez is a blue
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ColinLee said:If you're claiming that his work permit has come through, what's the problem with linking the source?Jimbob said:Kladze said:Source?
One of his advisors and the person who recommended him to us, check my previous posts, if you want the actual name pal.
Maybe he knows his advisor?