The Association for the Protection of Footballrs reacts: Instead of players, others are benefiting from the NFF package

The Association for Protection of Football Rights Board has announced that it has received complaints from footballers in Kosovo that they have been put out of lists to benefit from the NFF's financial assistance.

According to this association, even some clubs have preferred to include members of administrative staff or other members on the financial assistance benefits list.

Furthermore, the Association Board has warned that violations are taking place even when asked to return some of the aid they receive to clubs.

“At the address of the association, we have received complaints from several Superleague footballers, the First and Second League, who, despite being licensed to the football federation for the 2019/20 calendar season, are not included in their respective club lists to benefit from NFFK's financial assistance, exclusively dedicated to the Society's statement.

Moreover, their clubs have preferred to arbitrably exclude these football players from the list of budget-recitators, and to favour members of administrative or other member staff”.

Furthermore, we have concerns reported by some football players that certain clubs have asked them to return the high-profit amount partially to the club. We make you aware and clearly, that the financial benefit in question should not be violated by them and the amount dedicated to the player is the first to benefit as full”.

We find that despite the regular salary envisioned as in the work contracts with their clubs, the financial amount is assistance for the individual welfare of football and no thought of belonging to them for other purposes. So it's also set as criteria to be distributed individually through the bank accounts of”.