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Muangthong United Cleared to Register New Players Following FIFA Ban Lift
Thai League club Muangthong United has resolved eight legal disputes with former staff and players, leading FIFA to lift its ban on registering new signings.
Muangthong United, a prominent Thai League football club, has successfully resolved eight separate legal cases involving former players and coaching staff. These disputes had previously resulted in a FIFA-imposed ban, preventing the club from registering new players for the 2026-27 season. According to Khaosod Online, the club has now settled these issues, and FIFA has officially removed Muangthong United from its list of clubs prohibited from player registration.
The timing of this resolution is critical, as it coincides with the Thai League’s registration deadline on September 16. With the ban lifted, the club is expected to register several new signings, including Charoensak Wongkorn, Streli Mamba, Pakorn Prempak, Rivaldinho, and Chatnipat Chanphong. These players are anticipated to be available for the upcoming Thai League 2 match against Chiangmai United, scheduled for September 19.
For residents and football enthusiasts in Thailand, this development ensures that the club can field its full squad for the remainder of the season. While the immediate registration hurdle has been cleared, it remains to be confirmed how these new additions will impact the team's performance on the pitch. Fans and observers will be watching closely to see if the squad can integrate these players effectively in time for their next fixture.
