Royal AM say Samir Nurković never signed for them, the player's lawyer says.
Since then, Royal have allegedly attempted to discard Nurković as he has not kicked a ball in official competition due to a long-term injury. The forward has taken his case to Fifa's Dispute Resolution Chamber . Content hosted by iono.fm
“But generally what they [Royal] stated is they do not agree with the claims and in a nutshell don't even consider him the club's player. “We tried to warn the club, we sent a number of letters, and unfortunately we [came] to this position. There was no other solution for the player but to file his case before Fifa's DRC.”
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