Nigeria Premier Soccer League membership Katsina United can now resume participant signings after FIFA formally lifted the switch ban that was imposed on them final month, Soccernet.ng stories.

The ban was a consequence of the membership’s failure to meet monetary obligations to Nigerien participant Muhammadu Sulley Salamoun, a state of affairs that arose below the earlier administration.

In response to the ban, Katsina United rapidly initiated talks with Salamoun to settle the problem. The membership’s proactive efforts led to a decision that met FIFA’s necessities, permitting the matter to be amicably resolved, in response to TruthNG.

Following this, FIFA despatched a letter to the Nigeria Soccer Federation (NFF) confirming the elimination of the switch ban.

The letter said, “We (FIFA) take word from the talked about correspondence that the creditor Muhammadu Sulley Salamoun has acquired the quantity due by the respondent Katsina United FC, in accordance with the choice by FIFA.

“As a consequence, we inform you that the current proceedings towards the respondent Katsina United are hereby closed and its ban to register any new gamers has been lifted.”

With the ban now lifted, Katsina United are free to take part within the switch market.

This growth comes at a important second because the membership seeks to bolster their squad forward of the brand new season, following the departures of key gamers Stephen Manyo and Michael Ibe on the finish of final season.

Katsina United completed the 2023/24 NPFL season in seventh place, accumulating 55 factors from 38 matches.