Joel Campbell: Last News

Saints striker Alex Greive's bid to reach the World Cup in Qatar fell agonisingly short at the final hurdle.

Arsenal have reportedly won their battle against FIFA at the Court of Arbitration for Sport after being fined £33,000 by the governing body.The Sun revealed back in March that the Gunners had appealed against a ruling by FIFA, which was related to sell-on clauses they agreed when selling players.Back in 2018 they sold Chuba Akpom to Greek side PAOK and Joel Campbell to Italian outfit Forsinone, including sell-on clauses in both deals.PAOK were obliged to give Arsenal 30 per cent of any future fee for Akpom, but that figure would be raised to 40 per cent if he was sold to a British team.As for Campbell, his deal included a standard 20 per cent sell-on clause along with an increase to 30 per cent under the same circumstances.Akpom then sealed

Arsenal have been fined 40,000 Swiss francs by FIFA and warned about their future conduct when it comes to transfers due to their use of clauses.The club was found to have inserted variable sell-on clauses which gave it influence over other clubs, according to a report from the Associated Press.The investigation reviewed concerns over deals which saw striker Chuba Akpom join Greek side PAOK Thessaloniki and Joel Campbell move to Italian club Frosinone Calcio.Arsenal inserted a clause which would have seen the club receive a higher percentage of any future fee for both players if they were sold to a British side.For example, the Gunners would receive 40% of any fee if Akpom joined a British club but if he moved to a non-British side they

Arsenal have been fined by FIFA and warned about its conduct regarding player transfers.