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Craitman wrote:The recent civil war in Hamland has severely affected the nation's domestic football tournaments, with the 2016 season having been halted mid-progress and 2017's unorganised, and, as a result, a number of foreign players' contracts have been cancelled by mutual consent. Zvet and fellow Senyan international Karl Rœč are two of these, having failed to return to Hamland following recent home international friendlies, with Rœč agreeing a move to Svorgas Scitenhima at the start of next month.

College graduate signs professional terms

19-year-old Gevrëden Ročalspëder has signed professional terms with Urzi Magalatska. Ročalspëder, who played in the SSIT and Colney Cup, has been a talent at High School and College with the various Magalatska schools, and has now signed up with his boyhood team Urzi.

"It's an honour to sign" said the youngster. "I've been going to their games since I was 14 so now to have the chance to play for them is mind-blowing. I'm very excited".

Senyan manager's son signs with Svorgas FC

The son of Senyan boss Draco Sanchez, Robert, aged 17, has signed professionally with Svorgas FC. The promising youngster, who play for the Senyan under-21 team at last year's Colney Cup, will be hoping to impress on the domestic scene with Svorgas FC, having previously been in their academy.

Prelvinher joins newly promoted Park Prinsipa in first major signing of window

Svorgas Knights' striker Isaac Prelvinher has joined newly promoted Park Prinsipa for a fee of 4,000,000 craites. The youngster, who represented Senya at the 2016 Colney Cup, reportedly sought to have another shot at the Top League, having been the Knights' star player in their only previous spell in the top flight.

Frik in suprise Coria move

Park Prinsipa midfielder Marëœ Frik has joined Corian SuperLiga outfit Glasbridž Junajted for a fee of 600,000 craites. Frik released a short statement saying he was thankful for the time he spent at Park Prinsipa, but felt it was time to "move on" and start a fresh challenge in a new country.

Calbion international joins KB

Calbion international Abdul Shakir, who has been called up by his nation to play at the World Cup this summer, will be staying in the country at the end of the tournament after singing a deal with Top League side Kateki Blavisen. Shakir, 26, is a defender, will be hoping to display to KB fans at the tournament what they're going to see next season, though, somewhat ironically, Calbion won't play at KB's home stadium, the KB Stadium, unless they finish runners-up in their group.

Urzi sign Lakkvia midfielder

Urzi Magalatska have announced the signing of Lakkvian midfielder Frankäya Kischt from Esimeneliiga outfit Frostborg Hurmu for a fee of 3 million craites. Kischt, who is 23, recently broke into the Lakkvian midfield and was instrumental in Lakkvia's initial success in the World Cup last month. Urzi are looking to keep hold meanwhile of Freddie Vorgensen, and the presence of a fellow international teammate in the Urzi changing room may just convince him to stay.

Urzi sign ex-Tiga man Vankarlënœ

Urzi's squad bolstering project has seen a major addition with the announcement that Senyan international defender Rödë Vankarlënœ. Vankarlënœ, who has played in Tellia with Vecchiacittà since 2012, has been rumoured to have wanted to leave since 2015, but only now have Urzi managed to come up with the 8 million craites to lure him back to the STL, making him the joint-second most expensive Senyan footballer ever. In this transfer, Urzi have signalled a statement of intent, and if they continue to strengthen their squad, they could be real title contenders come the beginning of the season.

River Warrior international seeks new challenge, joins Park Prinsipa

River Warrior international Ańjȍ has joined newly promoted side Park Prinsipa on a fee of 1.2 million craites. Having been a regular substitute for Urzi over the past few seasons, it appears he wants to finally become a regular fixture in a top flight team and a move to the Dyas-based club could be a chance for him to enter the spotlight.

KB smash Senyan transfer record, signing World Cup winner

Kateki Blavisen have smashed the Senyan transfer record by signing Tellian international Armando Uggè for a fee of 19 million craites, surpassing the 9.5 million Svorgas Scitenhima paid Batave Livingston United for Čerder Vosin back in 2013. Uggè, the main striker in the Tellian set-up, could play a similar role at his new club, with the likes of Florian Groffenheimer and François Mahut often asked to play wider up top at KB.

The move though will see long-time KB man Karl-Jacob Streller leave the club on a free to Uggè's old club FC Fiorecittà, where he will take the number 9 shirt.

In the press conference announcing the signing, KB boss Aristotil Vigarœa said "It's a huge thing for the club, Armando is a striker who can make a real difference for us and his goal scoring credentials speak for themselves. We need to kick on in the league and Armando is going to be the first big step in that direction."

World Cup hero Zidikit joins KLT

Jingdao's World Cup goalie, Noel Zidikit, has joined King's Lynn Town for a fee of 2.5 million craites from Second League outfit Jogasim Rovers. Rovers in replacement have signed young keeper Ĵnaĵar Znakyem up from their youth academy.

Vorgensen leaves Urzi, moved to Gerenia

Urzi Magalatska have sold their star midfielder Freddie Vorgensen for a fee of 11.5 million craites to KZ Clementsgrad of the Gerenian League 1. Vorgensen, who joined Urzi from Lakkvian side Huyenkula 07 Sport in 2013 for a fee of just 4.3 million craites, has been instrumental in Urzi's successes over the past few seasons. Whilst Urzi have already spent big in this transfer window, it could be a case that Urzi could struggle to replace the Lakkvian.

Hurmu International sign Urzi midfielder

Urzi Magalatska have sold defender Alex Thonassen to Lakkvian club Hurmu International for a fee of 4 million craites. Thonassen departs as Urzi look to strengthen their squad, and try to get into their transfer allocation money up, which leads to speculation that their buying spree may not be over just yet.