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A Coruña, 27 oct (EFE) .- The Wigan Athletic in the Premier League has requested a transfer from the central Galician Adrián López ‘Piscu’, as reported by the Sports club that owned the rights to the player.
Wigan have been in contact with Deportivo La Coruña indicates the club in its official newspaper, to obtain the necessary permission to enroll the player in the English competition.
The team led by Augusto César Lendoiro has one month to respond to the request of British painting.
Piscu this summer declared in default by not showing the team’s preseason Coruña, which unilaterally renewed in June under an agreement between the Football League (LFP) and the Association of Spanish Footballers (AFE).
The club expanded the relationship Piscu Coruña “Covered in the right of clubs according to Article 18 of the Convention of the Professional Football League and the Association of Spanish Footballers ‘Compensation or training’.”
Based on that article, the club Piscu included on the list for it with an offset of one and half million euros, which is the amount you will pay another team to Deportivo if he wants to hire “the footballer.
The club Coruña understand that any equipment incorporating the player, either in the Spanish league or another country, must pay the compensatory amount, but the rule would affect only teams to be under an agreement of the LFP and AFE. EFE 1010152
This is possibly one of the most protracted transfers there has been.
We do seem to get involved in these sorts of cases – remember Andy Webster? It led to what some people call “Webster’s Law”.
Maybe we could soon have “Piscu Law” ;)
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