Vasco DA Gama reversed the FIFA transfer ban and can sign players in the season. The decision by the football governing body considers the legal condition of Vasco DA Gama SAF, currently in judicial recovery in Brazil. The Brazilian club was banned from registering new players due to a debt with Argentina's Newell's for the hiring of midfielder Sforza. The information is from the 'ge' portal. Vasco DA Gama understood that it was a matter of time to solve the problem, as the club could not make payments to creditors due to the judicial recovery regime. Sforza arrived at the club as a jewel of Argentine football after a great performance in the Under-20 World Cup for his selection. He played 39 games in his first season, with only 16 as a starter. In 2025, he lost space and went to the end of the line in the midfield preference. So, he played only five games, with only one as a starter. Since his arrival, he has contributed with one goal and one assist. The club reaffirms its commitment to transparency and responsible management of its restructuring, respecting both Brazilian legislation and international football regulations. The FIFA decision is a relief for Vasco DA Gama, which can now focus on strengthening its squad for the next season. The club has not yet announced which players will be hired, but the release of the transfer ban is an important step in its planning. Vasco DA Gama's fans celebrate the news, hoping the club can bring in quality players to the squad. Vasco DA Gama is in judicial recovery and needs a strong squad to compete in the next season. Hiring new players is crucial for the club to achieve its goals. The club's management is working to find the best players to strengthen the team.