Reference is being made to the article titled: “Marsaxlokk President Frank Cachia resigns because they have a bank account held”.
First of all, the Malta FA is disappointed that TVM failed to include its version before releasing the above-mentioned article.
As it is known, and without going into extra details, whenever a seizure warrant is issued, the obligation of the sequester, the Malta FA in this case, is to deposit the money under the Authority of the Court. This is governed by the laws of Malta, including Chapter 12 of the Laws of Malta.
The mandate in question was issued by the First Chamber of the Civil Court and goes back to Monday 2nd December 2024.
This was explained by the Malta FA to Marsaxlokk President Frank Cachia on Friday 31st January 2025, and not how was erroneously indicated in TVM’s article.
For any scan of equivocation, the Malta FA is not part of the case nor the dispute between Marsaxlokk FC and third parties. The Malta FA was one of the entities that received an order from the Court of Malta, which order had to be respected.
The Malta FA has always worked to assist its members and like every other legal individual it is subject to procedures and orders of the highest institutions in the country.
