FIFA requires Étoile Sportive du Sahel to pay dues to the Cameroonian club Canon

The decision of 30 October 2026, which was announced to the club on 6 November 2026, stipulates that 30,234 US dollars, equivalent to 90,263 dinars, will be paid to Cameroon's Cannon Sport Club de Yaoundé.

These amounts relate to an unpaid transfer scholarship for Cameroonian player Jack Amor Tanuno Moby following his transfer from Étoile Sportive du Sahel to the Algerian youth team Bluesdad. The International Federation has also required the Tunisian club to pay an annual late interest of 5% calculated from 23 April 2026 until the date of actual redemption, along with charging fees of US$5,000 for FIFA interest.

The dispute resolution chamber has given the management of Étoile Sportive du Sahel a 45-day period from the media's history to provide the actual and full redemption of those sums. If the team fails to comply within the given time limit, it is prohibited from registering any new players locally and internationally for three consecutive registration periods, with the possibility of referring the case to the FIFA Disciplinary Committee.

The coastal sports star had announced days before he received an official alert from the law firm representing former coach Rogue Lumar threatening sanctions from the IFA over other financial disputes.

The club's management made it clear in its explanation to the public that the dispute file was in the process of being sentenced while the current governing body assumed its duties as a result of the cancellation of the alert deadline and the failure to pay the Cameroonian team's previous dues.