AFC Fylde join Altrincham and Aldershot Town in having their National League embargoes lifted
AFC Fylde join the clubs who have had National League embargoes lifted this week.
AFC Fylde have confirmed that their National League embargo has now been lifted.
The Coasters were one of six clubs placed under embargo on Tuesday of this week for what was termed as ‘non-compliance with league financial regulations’.
One of those clubs, Altrincham, had theirs lifted on Wednesday with Fylde and Aldershot Town having the same outcome on Thursday.
A statement from Mill Farm on Wednesday morning had said Fylde’s embargo related to the late submission of financial information.
It added that the matter was expected to be resolved imminently, which proved to be the case.
The club released another statement on Thursday evening, which read: “Following today’s submission of the necessary paperwork, AFC Fylde can now confirm that the temporary transfer embargo placed on the club by the National League has now been lifted.
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“We’d like to once again reassure supporters that this was purely an administrative matter which has now thankfully been resolved.”
FC Halifax Town, Hornchurch and Morecambe are the only clubs of the midweek six still under embargo, joining Ebbsfleet United who have had one in place since July 30.