Indebted Tunisian Club Given 6-day Ultimatum to Pay Former Player’s Wages

Former African club champions Club Africain have been given an ultimatum to pay its debts or risk a ban from FIFA, Ducor Sports understands.

The capital outfit owe Ibrahimi Chenini a sum of 339,000 euros (US$374,679) in unpaid wages during his time at the club in 2018.

It comes after the Algerian-born player sued the side to FIFA whose disciplinary committee ruled in his favour.

Club Africain are encountering financial crisis with their situation only alleviated after they’d signed a five million dinars deal with a Doha-based mobile company.

Aware of this development, the player’s attorneys opted to remind FIFA who’re now pestering the North Africans to pay up.

The World football governing body have given a six-day ultimatum to Club Africain to sort out Ibrahim or risk incurring further point deductions.

Ibrahimi is currently without a club after quitting Saudi side Al-Fateh following the expiry of his deal.