The transfer ban on the locomotive will be lifted next week

The Moscow "Lokomotiv" team has settled its debt to Mark Mampassi for "Mariupol". This was reported by www.euro-football.ru.

It has been revealed that the "railway workers" transferred 65 thousand euros to "Mariupol". According to the source, this debt of the team is expected to be canceled within the next week.

Previously, the Russian club faced a ban on registering new players until 2027 due to its debt to "Mariupol". In the current transfer window, "Lokomotiv" has signed contracts with Nikolay Komlichenko, Zelimkhan Bakaev, and Aleksandr Rudenko.

In the coming days, Lukas Vera is also expected to join the team. This situation is considered an important step in strengthening the team's roster.

At the same time, timely payment of debts and lifting the transfer ban will be a significant relief for the club. The new players are expected to have a positive impact on the team's performance and results.

The leadership and officials of "Lokomotiv" have stated that they have resolved this issue in a timely manner. This will serve the future development and success of the team.

The matters of transfers and settling debts are significant events for the club and have been positively received by the fans.