Grêmio receives fourth FIFA transfer ban amid ongoing debt issues
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 9, 2026, 3:09 PM
Last updated Nov 9, 2026

Grêmio has been issued a fourth transfer ban by FIFA, effective November 4, due to unpaid debts. This sanction prevents the Brazilian club from registering new players for up to three transfer windows. The club has faced previous restrictions related to outstanding payments from transfers, concerning players Monsalve and Cuéllar. Additionally, Grêmio is under scrutiny from Anresf, which imposed a temporary ban on new signings without approval, alongside a deadline for settling overdue payments. Failure to comply may result in further fines and domestic transfer bans.
- •Grêmio hit with fourth FIFA transfer ban in one month.
- •Ban prevents registering new players for three transfer windows.
- •Debts concern transfers involving Monsalve and Cuéllar.
- •Anresf imposes temporary restrictions on Grêmio's signings.
- •Potential fines and further sanctions loom if debts remain unpaid.
- 3:09 PMYahoo Sports — Série A giants hit with fourth FIFA transfer ban
"Grêmio has been hit with another transfer ban by FIFA, bringing its total to four such sanctions in just one month.The news was reported by the website ge.With this latest ban, the Rio Grande do Sul ...
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