Barcelona banned from signing new players until summer 2015

Fifa has imposed a year-long transfer ban on Barcelona for breaching its rules on the transfer of players aged under 18. The club’s hopes of signing a successor to their departing goalkeeper Victor Valdés and the teenager dubbed “the new Lionel Messi”, Alen Halilovic, have been hit after they had a year-long transfer ban imposed on them on for breaching Fifa‘s rules on the transfer of players aged under 18.

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The 14-month transfer ban raises serious questions about the club’s immediate future, with Fifa applying the sanction against Barca for signing 10 minor players and committing “several other concurrent infringements”. They have been fined £305,000 and if the punishment stands they will not be able to sign players until the summer of 2015.
The suspension relates to the signings of 10 under-18 players, with the governing body confirming the ban is to do with “the international transfer of minors”.

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The Catalan club has also been fined £306,000 and has been instructed by the world governing body “to regularize the situation of all minor players concerned.”
The Spanish FA has also been handed a 500,000 Swiss francs (£340,000) fine for rule breaches in terms of registering the players.
“FC Barcelona has been found to be in breach of article 19 of the regulations in the case of 10 minor players and to have committed several other concurrent infringements in the context of other players,” a Fifa statement read.