Liga Deportiva Alajuelense, a prominent Costa Rican football club, has taken legal action against FIFA at the Court of Arbitration for Sport. They argue that FIFA's inclusion of Mexican clubs Leon and Pachuca in the upcoming Club World Cup violates regulations on multi-club ownership. Alajuelense claims joint ownership exists, demanding their rightful participation in place of the Mexican teams, given their superior continental ranking. With the tournament set for June 15, Alajuelense hopes for a swift resolution to assert their competitive rights within the sport.
Liga Deportiva Alajuelense has initiated a legal dispute against FIFA, asserting that the multi-club ownership rules have been breached by including Mexican teams Leon and Pachuca in the Club World Cup.
Alajuelense argues their case showcases joint ownership between Leon and Pachuca, and they are seeking resolution from the Court of Arbitration for Sport before the tournament begins on June 15.
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