Agent Patrick Mörk and Hammarby ended up in a blizzard in March around Akinkunmi Amoo’s transfer from Nigerian Sidos FC.
Among other things, “Bajen” paid compensation to Mörk for his role in the deal, which is contrary to the Swedish Football Association’s (SvFF) rules for intermediaries when Amoo was under 18 at the time. Mörk and Hammarby must also not have signed a correct agreement according to SvFF’s template. It was also not submitted on time.
The Stockholm club has admitted that they have not met the association’s requirements for accounting. However, they did not want to make themselves known as having violated any rules regarding the intermediary regulations, so the club appealed.
When the verdict has now been upheld, Rin follows SvFF’s line and fines Hammarby SEK 350,000.
“Of central importance in this case, however, is that Hammarby Fotboll AB has violated Article 8.8 of the Mediator Regulations, which aims to protect young players, which is particularly aggravating. it concerns knowledge of and compliance with current regulations “, the National Sports Board writes according to The football channel TV4 and continues:
“In addition, Hammarby Fotboll AB has violated a number of other provisions in the Mediator Regulations, such as the one in Article 8 (2) that compensation must be determined at a predetermined amount. Against this background and RIN’s previous practice, RIN does not consider it necessary to reduce the amount of the fine “.