Emelec, a prominent football club in Ecuador, is currently dealing with unresolved sanctions from FIFA due to outstanding debts owed to players Alejandro Cabeza and Leandro Vega. The players have rejected various payment proposals put forward by the new management of the club, which has complicated Emelec's ability to lift these sanctions. As a result, the club remains in a precarious position both on the field and in its administrative operations.

Leandro Vega is demanding a total payment of $430,000, while Alejandro Cabeza is requesting an immediate payment of $140,000, refusing to accept any deferred payment plans. The club's recent proposal to immediately settle 50% of the debts and defer the remaining balance in installments was rejected by both players. This lack of agreement continues to hinder Emelec's strategic planning and could impact their performance in upcoming competitions as sanctions persist.

The ongoing discord highlights the challenges faced by football clubs in managing their finances and obligations to players. As Emelec seeks to find a resolution, the situation underscores the importance of negotiation and settlement in professional sports, particularly in light of FIFA's rigorous enforcement of financial regulations. Without an agreement, Emelec's future in both domestic and international arenas may remain uncertain, affecting their fan base and sponsorship opportunities as well.