Bayer Leverkusen attacking sports arbitration due to the Turkish midfielder

Attacked Michael Hadh, CEO of the club Bayer Leverkusen of the German Football Association, the International Sports Court of Arbitration (Cass), accusing it of delays in the announcement of the punishment right midfielder Hakan Calhanoglu line, which hampered the contract the club with his replacement during the winter transfer market in January second / January.

He Hadh, told the German Press Agency (DPA), said that the club has the information that the court made its decision a few days before the announcement on Thursday, came late to the causes of a routine.

Hadh He explained, "It is left to be delayed announcement of the verdict until after the end of the winter transfer market (which closed on Tuesday night)."

Confirming the decision of the International Chess Federation (FIFA) against the player, Cass Court imposed a suspension on Calhanoglu for four months for violating contracting laws in 2011, when he agreed to move to Trabzonspor, but continued to play for the team Karlsruhe, Germany.

The playmaker Calhanoglu joined Leverkusen in 2014, and said Leverkusen on Thursday that the club thus punished for things it was not a hand out.

Klhanoglu miss it out until the end of the season in the Bundesliga, as well as the Champions League, and to meet with the Turkish national team with his Finnish counterpart within the 2018 World Cup qualifiers, scheduled in March / March.