Paolo Guerrero: Can Alianza sign him up after the transfer market closes?

Paolo Guerrero He knows that time is also a rival to overcome, but today it is not the main thing for him. His health is paramount, since what he can get out of depends on it. “I hope to play again in a short time,” he told Fútbol en América.

This Tuesday, March 8, the Peruvian soccer pass market closes, but that is not an impediment for Paolo Guerrero to sign for a national club, in this case Alianza Lima, who has opened the doors for him from the first moment.

“a”, assured the program of Soccer in America. Thus, this Tuesday will not be the deadline for Paolo Guerrero

The League 1 regulations give an account of the player registration periods, which are two this year. The first began on December 15 and ends this Tuesday, March 8. The second period opens on June 13 and ends on July 10.

As confirmed by legal advisor Jhonny Baldovino, Paolo Guerrero can sign for any team in the world since the FIFA regulations allow it.

Article 6 of the FIFA Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players talks about the registration periods where it is said that the registration periods are defined by each league, but it clearly marks the exception for players with current contracts such as Paolo Guerrero.

“A player may register during one of the two annual registration periods set by the corresponding association. Associations may set different registration periods for their men’s and women’s competitions. Associations are authorized to enter such professional players provided the sporting integrity of the relevant competition is taken into consideration. In the event that there is just cause for the termination of a contract, FIFA may take interim measures in order to prevent abuse, pursuant to art. 22.”

Paolo Guerrero was released from Inter on October 26, before the start of the registration period on December 15. In other words, what is established in the FIFA regulations is fulfilled, so he can sign for any club.

The case of Yoshimar Yotún is different, whose contract with Cruz Azul ended at the end of December, so if Alianza Lima wants to count on him for the Copa Libertadores, he must register him until this Tuesday.

What is known about the midfielder is that he had a chance to return to the MLS, but he also had a chance to go to Middle Eastern soccer. However, it is not yet clear where his future will go. The truth is that he has been training at La Videna, where he joins the Sub 20 matches to be active.