Alarm clubs: MKRS licensed FFK, entering financial crisis

This dislicension of NFFs is taking over football clubs that have called to run The MKRS is taking this process seriously as they are entering a deep financial crisis.

Llap coach Tahir Batatina has told Kosovo Prees that the damage the clubs are suffering is too big, and if this continues, Kosovo football will suffer a major decline.

Batatina: Clubs are being severely damaged by NK's non-licension.
I don't think any more reason for the federation to be unlicensed, seeing as far as we have knowledge of the entire process that has stalled has been due to the sentence it claims the mayor (i). FFK, Agim Ademi, who has had an indictment has proved innocent and when he's acquitted I think the federation should be licensed. The damage is too much on clubs, on teams. I think Kosovo football just started a little hot, in a shape when Kosovo's federation is not licensed and Kosovo football begins to have a drastic decline in teams because the teams can't cover expenses along with the advancement of the financial conditions currently in our team at”, Batatina noted.
Batatina has said that the ministry must take into account the circumstances under which it works in Kosovo and not be so rigorous in its demands, but push the processes forward.
Batatina: Requesting MKRS to urgently license FFC
I think there should be an urgent call from all the clubs that I've had contact with, from all the people because we're in touch, we talk among ourselves that the biggest worry is failure because a lot of clubs have lost some of the revenues they might have and what will happen when at certain times clubs don't pay players for three or four days as we have information because there's no way for a donor to deal with this huge financial situation... Even this minister did not come from Kazakhstan here in Kosovo, but it is our people, they know there may be some things in this country that they ask him that they are not, but we should sometimes postpone the process forward and not prevent the football process.”, he stressed.
Sopa: I call on Minister Ceku to take into account the status of clubs
Thanks to that law we've worked very well on all clubs and we started to overcome the crises that we've had without this law and to stabilise and project the future forward, but the obstacle away that didn't allow the Kosovo Football Federation has caused problems for clubs, especially in Pristina because I'm not saying exactly numbers but most of the annual club budget makes up sponsors... We very much hope the Kosovo Football Federation will be licensed. All the information that comes to us is that all the procedures have now been completed and I appeal to the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports, either Minister Hajrula Ceku and the Sports Department to have understanding for all sports, but in football there are 3000-4000 families paid on monthly grounds and it is necessary for sports clubs to proceed further and licensed federation<18x>, Sopa said.
We remember that the Football Federation has changed its statute to the extra-ordinary decision held on January 27th of this year, which was another condition set by the MKRS for its license.