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Swedish football's governing body has referred KIF Örebro to its disciplinary committee amid questions over the club's finances and elite licence compliance.
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KIF Örebro have been formally reported to the Swedish Football Association's disciplinary committee following concerns about the club's finances and elite licence status.
The report was filed by the association's legal counsel, Jing Xu, after an investigation into how the club handled rental costs exceeding 300,000 kronor during spring 2024, SVT reports.
At the heart of the matter is whether KIF Örebro met the requirement for positive equity - a key condition for retaining an elite licence in Swedish football. The investigation reportedly has not eased suspicions that the club may have acted in a misleading manner.
The disciplinary committee will now assess the case and determine whether KIF Örebro face any sanctions. The club has been approached for comment but had not responded at the time of publication.
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