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Transfer window opens today

Sports Reporter
The transfer window for the 3rd B. League will be declared open today at the BFF House.
Defending champions Abahani and archrivals Mohammedan are all set to exchange blows during the month-long transfer period.
It is said that Mohammedan have confirmed some key players including Wali Faisal, the best player of the Second B.League, Mamunul Islam and Zahid Hasan Emily while Abahani are also trying to rope in seasoned defender Rajani Kanta Barman and young striker Mohammad Robin from the Motijheel tent.
Both the giants have almost confirmed their desired players one month earlier and now wait to complete the official formalities in the time frame of transfer.
With a mission to put an end to their traditional rival’s dominance in the country's lone professional football competition, the popular black and whites are all set to sign a highest of 13 players out of 31 probables now training under the guidance of Edson Silva Dido in the national camp.
It was learnt that Muktijoddha Sangsad are to make a big budget team after last year's doldrums although there is hardly any chance for
them to register big names.
A team will be able to register five foreign players but can only field three and the foreign player registration will continue till the start of the League which is likely to kick off at the end of October after the season's curtain-raiser Federation Cup.
The number of participating teams has been increased to 13 for this year's competition with Shuktara Jubo Sangsad, Narayanganj, Feni Soccer Club and Bianibazar Sports Club, Sylhet the newcomers.
Three teams will be relegated this year and play in the second-tier league.
Many clubs however have been protesting against this decision and the bourse may face a hitch as teams like Brothers Union, Chittagong Mohammedan SC, Farashganj SC, Rahmatganj MFS, Muktijoddha Sangsad want to see one team being relegated and they may hold up their transfers if the authorities don't change their decision.
The registration of players will be held daily from4pmto7pm.
During the registration period, participating clubs will have to submit four copies of passport size colour photographs of the player, copy of the players' contract with respective clubs, player's registration form, code and conduct form (BFF copy) and player registration fee of Tk 1000 (per player).