FIFA Orders Kayserispor to Pay Over 1.2 Million Euros to Former Coaching Staff
FIFA has ruled that Kayserispor must pay more than 1.2 million euros in unpaid salaries and contractual penalties to its former head coach and three assistant coaches.
KEY POINTS
- FIFA ordered Kayserispor to pay 1,228,682 euros to former coaching staff
- Radomir Dalovic receives 854,282 euros, the largest individual award
- Three assistant coaches each receive 124,800 euros
- Payments must be made within 45 days of notification
- Kayserispor will not appeal to CAS
FIFA's Football Tribunal has ordered Kayserispor to pay more than 1.2 million euros to its former coaching staff. The ruling covers four separate cases filed by former head coach Radomir Dalovic and three assistant coaches who worked with the team during the 2025-2026 season.
The largest payment goes to Radomir Dalovic, who is owed 854,282 euros. This amount consists of 657,140 euros in unpaid wages and 197,142 euros in contractual penalties.
“Kayserispor's management has announced that it will not appeal the decisions to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.”
Each of the three assistant coaches—Igor Cagalj, Antonio Pavlinovic, and Davor Landeka—will receive 124,800 euros. Their awards include 96,000 euros in unpaid wages and 28,800 euros in contractual penalties.
The total sum of 1,228,682 euros comprises 945,140 euros in unpaid wages and 283,542 euros in contractual penalties. FIFA also ordered annual interest of 18 percent on unpaid amounts from April 7, 2026, until the actual payment date.
Kayserispor must complete the payments within 45 days of the notification of the decisions. The rulings were issued on October 30, 2026, and notified to the club on November 2, 2026.
Kayserispor's management has announced that it will not appeal the decisions to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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