Abbosbek Faizullaev won't be able to join European football clubs until 2026.

The Russian football club CSKA has faced sanctions due to a debt owed to the Dutch club Heerenveen for the transfer of Chidera Ejuke. The payment of three million euros is hindered by international restrictions. As a result, CSKA will be unable to sell players or sign new ones until the ban is lifted, which is a significant concern for fans of Abbosbek Fayzullayev.

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On December 6, it was announced that FIFA has imposed a transfer ban on the Moscow club CSKA until the summer of 2026. The reason for this decision was the club's failure to fulfill its obligation to pay 3 million euros for the transfer of Nigerian footballer Chidera Ejuke from the Dutch club Heerenveen.

CSKA was unable to make the payment due to international sanctions, which led to FIFA's penalties. Nevertheless, the club's communications director stated that there is no reason for concern and that the ban will be lifted. However, specific steps to resolve the issue have not yet been disclosed.

This situation is particularly disappointing for the fans of Abbosbek Fayzullayev, as the transfer restrictions make it unlikely for him to be sold to European clubs, despite interest from teams in Spain and France. CSKA will struggle to find a replacement for the Uzbek midfielder, complicating matters for the club.