APOEL announced the lifting of the transfer ban related to the Kingsley Sarfo case, a development that also brings an end to the last pending transfer ban against the team.

As a result, the “blue-and-yellows” can now proceed as usual with the registration of their new players, paving the way for the completion of their transfer plans.

At the same time, APOEL notes that this development does not rule out the possibility of new cases arising in the future, emphasizing that efforts to manage financial and administrative obligations in a timely manner continue.

The official announcement in detail:

“APOEL FOOTBALL announces that the transfer ban related to the Kingsley Sarfo case has been lifted.

This was the last pending transfer ban case against our team. As a result, APOEL is now able to proceed as usual with the registration of its new players.

Despite this positive development, we wish to clarify that the lifting of this specific ban does not mean that the risk of other cases arising—which could lead to similar consequences—has been eliminated.

Our efforts remain ongoing and are focused on the timely and effective management of any issue concerning the team’s obligations, with the aim of ensuring its smooth operation.”