Football Federation Urged to Clarify Rumor / Staff Move to National Football Center; Does SHASTA Want the Seoul Building?

Rumors about the relocation of Football Federation staff to the National Football Center have become a source of serious concern.

The rumor of the transfer of the employees of the Football Federation to the national center has become extremely worrying.

According to Ambassador Arjan, the transfer of the office of the president of the Football Federation and the news of the relocation of the employees from the Seoul Street building to the National Football Center have once again brought the issue of the fate of the Federation building and the financial dispute with the Social Security Investment Company (Shasta) back into the spotlight. An issue that requires official and clear explanations from the officials of the federation.

In recent days, news has been published about the transfer of the employees of the Football Federation from the building located on the third street of Seoul to the National Football Center; The news that, along with the report of the transfer of the office of Mehdi Taj, the head of the federation, has raised questions about the state of the current building of the federation.

The story of Seoul and Shasta building goes back to the financial dispute caused by the foreign currency loan of this company to the Football Federation in 2018. This loan was paid with the aim of securing part of the demands of Mark Wilmots, the former head coach of the Iranian national football team; But the non-repayment of the debt led to a legal case between the parties, and the Federation building was also raised during the pursuit of demands.

Now, at the same time as the news about the transfer of employees is published, the question is raised whether the transfer of forces was merely an administrative and executive action or is it directly related to the assignment of the Seoul building and the pursuit of Shasta's demands?

Of course, the transfer of the office of the head of the federation and the possible transfer of employees, alone does not mean the definitive transfer of the building to Shasta or its delivery to this company; However, the lack of clear explanations about the reason and dimensions of this move can fuel speculations about the future of the building.

Therefore, the FA is expected to release an official explanation on the current status of the Seoul building, the latest conditions of the legal case related to Shasta, the amount of the remaining debt and the reason for the transfer of staff to the national football center.

It is also necessary to clarify whether a definitive decision has been made regarding the evacuation or delivery of the building or whether negotiations and legal pursuits are still ongoing to resolve the dispute.

In a situation where the Football Federation is faced with the responsibility of running the country's football and managing its financial resources, clarifying the fate of the Seoul building can help put an end to rumors and clarify the true dimensions of this case.