East Bengal, Delhi FC and Anwar Ali have all been handed bans for his transfer from Mohun Bagan SG. The PSC judged the player to have terminated his four-year loan move without just cause, and banned him for four months.
On the other hand, the trio mentioned above were all ordered to pay the Mariners a fine worth ₹12.9 crore. Now, a detailed breakup of the fee has come to light courtesy of Marcus Mergulhao of TOI.
Anwar Ali’s 12.9 crore fine: Detailed breakup of components revealed
How the fine in Anwar Ali order is calculated
— Marcus Mergulhao (@MarcusMergulhao) September 10, 2024
Residual value of Anwar Ali’s contract with Bagan: Rs 8.4 crore
Remuneration already paid by Bagan under loan agreement: Rs 2 crore
Other objective criteria including damage suffered by Club: Rs 2.5 crore#IndianFootball
Here is how the ₹12.9 crore figure was reached:
₹8.4 crore has been added as it was the residual value of Anwar Ali’s contract with the Mariners. ₹2 crore was already paid by the club as a loan fee to Delhi FC, while damages suffered by the club during this time amount to ₹2.5 crore.
Reports suggest that the deal between East Bengal and Delhi FC for Anwar Ali included a clause which mentioned that any fine for the transfer would have to be shared between the Torch Bearers and the player.
As a result, it remains to be seen whether the decision is appealed by the parties or whether they resign to paying the fee.
How much did East Bengal pay for Ali as transfer fee?
₹2.5 crore to Delhi FC
