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The situation is confusing, but the desire to have 10 teams in League A is forcing football coaches to make decisions.
At the LFF Executive Committee meeting on Thursday, Jonava’s request to admit a team to League A was exceptionally rejected.
15 minutes According to the information, Dainava was also involved in the fight for the A-league ticket, and was offered to apply for a license on an exceptional basis.
15 minutes Sources report that LFF executives have ordered the Jonava and Dainava clubs to submit all necessary financial documents by Sunday.
The decision on the last participant of League A will be made on February 22, the season will begin the first weekend of March.
LFF wrote in a subsequent official statement: “FK Jonava has submitted an application to participate in the championship on an exceptional basis. In response to the situation, DFK Dainava Club also submitted an application to participate in the League A Championship on an exceptional basis. FA “Šiauliai”, who could also apply for a place in the A league, refused to do so. The VK members decided that both clubs should prepare and submit additional documentation, which must be submitted by February 22nd. and then the appropriate decisions will be made. However, committee members confirmed this in 2021. Ten teams will participate in the league A season. “
On February 2, the residents of Jonaviškis received word from the LFF that “due to the failure to submit documentation of the full financial criteria (in terms of form and / or content) in a timely manner,” the licensing club of the league A did not receive it.
“It just came to our knowledge then. Someone didn’t put up some tables,” so the reason 15 minutes said club director Vaidas Vaškevičius.
On February 10, the LFF announced that the club’s appeal had been rejected.
“The license was not issued due to incomplete implementation of the mandatory financial criteria,” reports the football federation.
Not only that, the Jonava club is under scrutiny due to a possible multi-match match last season. Police investigation 15 minutes The LFF has already imposed sanctions on the club and the players, but Jonava has appealed.
Dainava also tried to obtain the license in the first stage, but without success: the club did not meet the sporting, personnel and financial criteria.
As the Dainava club itself later wrote, “the license was not granted due to unfulfilled requirements for the women’s team, the main team coach’s license and the audit.”
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