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Dozen football clubs in debt owe €9.5 million to TKA - Officials face justice · Cyprus Report

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Dozen football clubs in debt owe €9.5 million to TKA - Officials face justice

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Twelve football clubs in Cyprus owe a total of €9.5 million to the Social Insurance Fund.
The debts pertain to clubs currently or previously competing in the Cyprus Football Association’s First Division.
Data indicates that 19 football clubs are involved in this financial issue.
Five officials from the affected clubs have been directed to face legal action.
The clubs have been noted for their continued non-compliance with their financial obligations.

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Twelve football clubs owe €9.5 million in social insurance debtIn-Cyprus · 2 hours ago
Βουτηγμένες στα χρέη μια ντουζίνα ομάδες: Χρωστούν €9,5 εκατ. στο ΤΚΑ – Διοικητικά στελέχη πέντε σωματείων οδηγήθηκαν στη ΔικαιοσύνηPhilenews · 3 hours ago

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Twelve football clubs in Cyprus owe a total of €9.5 million to the Social Insurance Fund.
The debts pertain to clubs currently or previously competing in the Cyprus Football Association’s First Division.
Data indicates that 19 football clubs are involved in this financial issue.
Five officials from the affected clubs have been directed to face legal action.
The clubs have been noted for their continued non-compliance with their financial obligations.

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