Ceará Sporting Club received clearance from Fifa to sign players after paying a debt of 216 thousand dollars to Yokohama FC. The club can now make signings before the start of Série B. The transfer window closes this Friday, 19, and Vovô will have to be quick to regularize new reinforcements. Ceará paid the debt that was related to the sale of 80% of Saulo Mineiro's rights. The second installment of the initial agreement expired on April 8 and Ceará also did not pay it. And the club has 45 days to manifest or make the payment. Alvinegro de Porangabuçu is free to make signings and move in the market in search of reinforcements for the start of Série B of the Brazilian Championship. So the time available for Vovô is short. The period for registering new athletes in the CBF's Daily Information Bulletin (BID) ends this Friday, 19. Ceará Sporting Club's management is working to resolve the situation and guarantee participation in Série B. But the club still has a lot of work to do to prepare for the competition. Vovô needs to sign players who can contribute to the team and help achieve the goals.