According to the Daily Mail, Marseille midfielder Pape Gaye has been temporarily suspended by FIFA because of problems in the deal to join Marseille from Watford in 2020.
That means Guye, who is currently playing against Senegal in the Africa Cup of Nations, is temporarily unable to play for his country, and Gaye came off the bench in Senegal's 1-0 win over Zimbabwe on Monday, but he did not play in Friday's 0-0 draw against Guinea. Senegal boss Cisse said fifar had issued a ban on him because of his problems in his deal to join Marseille from Watford.
Guyer moved to Watford on a free transfer from Ligue 1 in 2020, but just 17 hours later he moved to Marseille. Although he has only been in Watford for 17 hours, he has already signed a contract with Watford in January 2020, so Watford can still claim compensation.
It is reported that Guye officially signed a contract with Watford for a weekly salary of £45,000 in the summer of 2020 and became a registered player for Watford on 1 July 2020, but according to media reports, Guye said he got the wrong advice at the time, and then after becoming a Watford player for less than a day, he revealed that he had agreed to join Marseille. Gaye uploaded a photo of himself wearing a Marseille training uniform in his INS and wrote: "I am very proud to be able to sign a 4-year contract with Marseille. ”
in Ralph
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