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Twelve football clubs in Cyprus owe €9.5 million in social insurance debts.
4 sourcesFirst reported 4 hours agoUpdated 1 hour ago
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- Twelve football clubs in Cyprus owe a total of €9.5 million to the Social Insurance Fund (ΤΚΑ).
- These clubs are either currently or were previously competing in the Cyprus Football Association's First Division.
- Five administrative officials from these clubs have been brought to court due to the outstanding debts.
- The situation reflects ongoing financial and legal challenges faced by these football organizations.
- The debt problem encompasses a broader context involving a total of 19 football clubs.
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All coverage
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Twelve football clubs owe €9.5 million in social insurance debt
In-Cyprus· 3 hours ago
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Βουτηγμένες στα χρέη μια ντουζίνα ομάδες: Χρωστούν €9,5 εκατ. στο ΤΚΑ – Διοικητικά στελέχη πέντε σωματείων οδηγήθηκαν στη Δικαιοσύνη
Philenews· 4 hours ago
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Κυπριακό Ποδόσφαιρο: Στελέχη πρωτοκλασάτων ομάδων έχουν οδηγηθεί στο Δικαστήριο λόγω χρεών
Omega TV (Omegalive)· 1 hour ago
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Κυπριακό Ποδόσφαιρο: Στελέχη πρωτοκλασάτων ομάδων έχουν οδηγηθεί στο Δικαστήριο λόγω χρεών
Omega TV (Omegalive)· 2 hours ago