The Portuguese champions are still owed transfer monies that saw Radamel Falcao join the Vicente Calderon based outfit in the summer of 2011.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Costa-c9458, an old acquaintance of Atletico Madrid, runs the possibility of filing a complaint with FIFA. At the root of the problem is the Vicente Calderon based outfit’s inability to pay in full their outstanding sums owed to FC Porto.
Atletico Madrid secured the services of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Radamel-Falcao-c30276 in the penultimate summer transfer window, with the transfer going over 40 million Euros. It was decided that Atletico will pay 18 million Euros in two equal instalments in the next two years, 9 million every July 31.
The http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Vicente-c36001 Calderon based outfit have failed to pay 2.5 million Euros to their creditors, after paying 6.5 million Euros to their Portuguese counterparts.
Atletico made an extreme effort to gain the services of Falcao, precisely the most expensive of the strikers who were sold at that time in the market.
Monies from the transfer of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Tigre-c40732 born attacker, reach an agreement for Falcao's signature.
When quizzed about the outstanding payments, Los Colchoneros have acknowledged their failure in coming up with the monies, stating that they are awaiting receipt of sums from third parties themselves to fulfil their obligations, pointing sums owed by Benfica for the transfer of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Eduardo-Salvio-c12079.
It has been revealed that the possibility of lodging a complaint by FC Porto against Atletico Madrid looks unlikely as the Portuguese outfit is well versed with the economic problems troubling Spanish clubs. The Spanish club told http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/FC-Porto-c39186 in advance about their precarious financial conditions, and have revealed that they are well covered in this area.
However, if the complaint would go forward Atletico Madrid will be staring at a transfer ban that can continue into the winter transfer window, an irregularity that has yet to be reprimanded so far.
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