04.11.2026 21:10
The FIFA Football Tribunal ruled in four cases filed by Kayserispor's former head coach Radomir Djalovic and his three assistants that the club must pay a total of 1,228,682 euros, excluding interest. Annual interest of 18 percent will accrue on the receivables. The club announced that it will not appeal the decision at CAS; if payment is not made within 45 days, a ban on registering new footballers may be imposed.
In the case filed against the club by former head coach Radomir Djalovic and his assistants of Metro Holding Kayserispor, one of the 1. Lig teams, the FIFA Football Tribunal ruled that the yellow-red team's former coach and his assistants be paid a total of 1,228,682 euros.
DECISION ISSUED IN 4 SEPARATE CASES
According to a written statement by the club's press spokesperson and vice president Emir Akpınar, the FIFA Football Tribunal ruled on October 30, 2026 in four separate cases filed by Radomir Djalovic, who served at the club in the 2025-2026 season, and three coaches on his technical staff. The decisions were notified to the club on November 2, 2026, and the claimants' requests were partially accepted.
According to the decisions, Djalovic will be paid a total of 854,282 euros, consisting of 657,140 euros in unpaid receivables and 197,142 euros in contractual penalty. Igor Cagalj, Antonio Pavlinovic and Davor Landeka were each ordered to be paid 124,800 euros, consisting of 96,000 euros in unpaid receivables and 28,800 euros in contractual penalty.
Thus, in the four files, it was decided that a total of 1,228,682 euros, excluding interest, be paid against the club, consisting of 945,140 euros in unpaid receivables and 283,542 euros in contractual penalty.
18 PERCENT INTEREST AND RISK OF REGISTRATION BAN
The decisions stipulated that an annual interest of 18 percent be applied to the unpaid receivable amounts from April 7, 2026 until the actual date of payment. It was stated that if payment is not made within 45 days of notification of the decisions and the claimants request it, a new player registration ban may be imposed on the club at national and international level.
NO APPEAL WILL BE FILED
The Kayserispor management announced that no appeal will be filed against the decisions before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).