Surprise. Olympia Sports ClubFour-time champion HondurasThe suspension of his striker was announced this Monday Brian Moya By FIFA (International Federation of Football Associations)

Albos’ striker will not be able to continue playing in the National League until further notice due to a legal problem with one of his former teams. Julia from Venezuela.

“On this day, FIFA announced today that player Brian Moya will not be taking part in official matches until he has agreed to a fee in connection with a dispute with his former Venezuelan club, Julia.”, The Albo Group was notified in a statement.

And they added:Hopefully this stalemate that Brian Moya is experiencing will be resolved soon and it will continue. He will play for our club in the 2021-2022 final and in its official matches with the Honduran national team, ”Olympia reported.

According to the Venezuelan club, “according to Art. 3,000,000.00) net payment, which translates to 73,413,390 in Lembras, because FIFA’s resolution is to pay $ 120,000, which Julia requested for the May 2021 contract, with annual interest. However, the Chamber of Resolutions of Venezuelan football indicates that it is only 120 thousand dollars, which is about 3 million lambs.

So far in Glasura 2022, the striker has become Olympia’s highest scorer, scoring five goals from a fundamental part of Pablo Lavallen’s plan.

Reasons for punishment

In February 2020, at the request of coach Francesco Stefano, who directed him in Julia, Brian Moya moved to Aquilas Toradas Rio Necro in Colombia. However, there was a stalemate in the country and the exchange fell due to economic problems, this time Brian did not announce that he had a one-year contract with the Venezuelan team.

Until July 2020, when Angola announces the signing of Honduran on August 1, the African club announced that Moya had submitted that it had terminated the contract with its previous employer.However, after the contract was officially announced, the footballer complained to FIFA that he still had a 12-month contract with them.

FIFA did not make a decision on the case until 2021, when it announced on November 1 that it would terminate Moya’s contract because Moya had “signed a contract with ZULIA FC from Venezuela before joining our club”. And banned him from participating in any competition with the club.

However, following FIFA’s ruling in favor of the South American team, Moya, with the support of 1D Agosto, decided to appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) for “invalidation of this contract awarded by Julia FC”. The company also decided to let Moya play with the Angola team and the Honduran national team, despite this and considering the future legal situation, decided to terminate the contract by mutual agreement on August 1.