Shrewsbury Town hit with transfer fee embargo
It's because of a late a late payment to another club in relation to a loan agreement.
Shrewsbury Town Football Club has been placed under a transfer fee embargo by the English Football League.
It means they can't sign players where a transfer fee is payable for the remainder of the summer window.
The League Two club will still be able to sign free agents and loan players.
Town confirmed that the ban follows a late payment to a club in relation to a loan agreement, which was made outside the timescale required under EFL regulations.
"As soon as the club became aware the payment had not been made as expected, the outstanding amount was settled in full immediately," A club statement said.
"The club accepts full responsibility for the late payment and has taken the necessary steps to ensure a similar situation does not arise again.
"We would once again like to reassure supporters that the manager will continue to be able to strengthen his squad during the remainder of this transfer window through free-agent and loan signings.
"The restriction applies solely to the registration of players whose transfer involves the payment of a fee."