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Agent Fees
- Thread starter Jordinho
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Looks like MK Dons paid Dele Alli's agent the 500k he got from the deal. fudging ridiculous.
http://www.miltonkeynes.co.uk/sport...eal-inflated-dons-agents-fee-figure-1-7094127
http://www.miltonkeynes.co.uk/sport...eal-inflated-dons-agents-fee-figure-1-7094127
Baleforce
Mark Falco
I bet our fees paid has gone down since " rent a quote" was here.
I don't think fee's paid through certain banks are counted, Paperbag & Car Park of Monaco, for example
parklane1
Teddy Sheringham
Gazzasrightboot
Pascal Chimbonda
There's no doubting that the sums of money agents earn is sickening. However, playing devil's advocate, if the agent was responsible for MK Dons getting at least £500k more than they thought they would or Alli staying for the rest of the season, it would have been money well spent.
I do think that the authorities need to address the situation with agents as some of them are just too powerful and it is money going out of the game. The industry is strong enough to dictate the terms and eradicate the bad agents, but it doesn't seem to have the appetite to do so which is a shame. A simple way of getting agent's to play fair is to have the agent's fees spread over the length of the player's contract. Perhaps then they wouldn't be so eager to move on their players and will start getting their clients to adhere to the contract that they signed.
Manchester United paid over £10m to agents and intermediaries during the first half of this season - the biggest chunk of a £46.8m net outlay made by Barclays Premier League clubs to broker transfer deals.
Among their negotiations were the sale of Angel di Maria to Paris Saint-Germain, the purchase of Memphis Depay from PSV Eindhoven and David de Gea's new contract.
United spent £10,023,318 net on agents' fees, considerably more than the second-highest, Liverpool, with £6,672,713.
The figures, which cover every transfer deal and contract negotiation by Premier League, Football League and National League clubs between October 1, 2015 and February 1, 2016, including delayed payments from the summer transfer window, were published by the FA on Friday.
They have been disclosed in accordance with new FIFA transparency regulations into the dealings of agents and intermediaries.
Liverpool's dealings included the signings of Christian Benteke from Aston Villa, Roberto Firmino from Hoffenheim and Nathaniel Clyne from Southampton.
Emirates Marketing Project come in third-highest in the Premier League with £5,880,098, while Arsenal shelled out £3,135,483 net to agents.
In all, the 20 Premier League clubs paid a net total of £46,852,845 to ensure transfers went through smoothly.
In the Sky Bet Championship, Queens Park Rangers were the only team to spend in excess of £1m on agents' fees during this period. In all, the 24 second-tier clubs racked up £6,985,109 paying intermediaries.
In League One, £658,791 was paid and in League Two, £163,334.
Bury, Peterborough United, Rochdale, Swindon Town, Accrington Stanley, AFC Wimbledon, Cambridge United, Hartlepool United, Mansfield Town and Morecambe didn't spend anything.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...ent-total-46m-complete-transfer-dealings.html
Rorschach
Fanny Walden
He's a bit of a slob, isn't he?
Seedy Ron
Steffen Iversen
According to wiki, Al's mother's maiden name was Raiola, so maybe he's getting the old place back in the family.
Baleforce
Mark Falco
that shows how deep the mail researched the story doesn't it
Glenda's Legs
Jack Jull
Interview with Raiola in the the FT Magazine today. Not the easiest read, it drags on a bit (a lot).
Extract here re the Pogba transfer to Utd :
United paid a world record transfer fee of €105m for Pogba in August. Raiola has said he takes only a cut of his players’ salary — but what about media reports that the clubs paid him €20m, as a percentage of the transfer fee? “I can’t talk about the contract but, in a deal like Pogba’s, it’s not just the clubs who earn from it,” he says.
Were you paid a fee by Juventus?
“No — not in the way that you’re saying it.”
So you did get money from Juventus?
“I have to see how I can phrase this in a way that Juventus cannot tackle me through the law, let’s say. Hmm. How can I say it? [Long pause.] Yes: in this deal Juventus was not the only owner of the player’s rights.”
But third-party ownership of players (TPO) has been banned?
“Not then. Only afterwards [by Fifa in 2015].”
So until TPO was banned, you often owned stakes in players?
“Not often. But sometimes.”
And Pogba was one of them?
“It’s not TPO. Be careful with the legal definition of TPO. But let’s say that in that case there was an upside for our side. And by our side, I mean the player’s side.”
Which isn’t allowed any more?
“It’s not allowed any more.”
Juventus says, “No third party had any ownership of the player’s rights.”
And on the failed negotiation that resulted in Pogba leaving Utd :
Ferguson to Raiola: I don’t talk to you if the player is not here.
Raiola: Get the player out of the locker room and sit him here.
Pogba enters. Ferguson to Pogba: You don’t want to sign this contract?
Pogba: We’re not going to sign this contract under these conditions.
Ferguson to Raiola: You’re a taco.
Raiola was unfazed, partly because he didn’t know the word.
Raiola: This is an offer that my chihuahuas — I have two chihuahuas — don’t sign.
Ferguson: What do you think he needs to earn? R
aiola: Not that.
Ferguson: You’re a taco.
Ferguson’s published verdict on Raiola: “I distrusted him from the moment I met him.”
More here :
https://www.ft.com/content/548155cc-9bcf-11e6-b8c6-568a43813464
Extract here re the Pogba transfer to Utd :
United paid a world record transfer fee of €105m for Pogba in August. Raiola has said he takes only a cut of his players’ salary — but what about media reports that the clubs paid him €20m, as a percentage of the transfer fee? “I can’t talk about the contract but, in a deal like Pogba’s, it’s not just the clubs who earn from it,” he says.
Were you paid a fee by Juventus?
“No — not in the way that you’re saying it.”
So you did get money from Juventus?
“I have to see how I can phrase this in a way that Juventus cannot tackle me through the law, let’s say. Hmm. How can I say it? [Long pause.] Yes: in this deal Juventus was not the only owner of the player’s rights.”
But third-party ownership of players (TPO) has been banned?
“Not then. Only afterwards [by Fifa in 2015].”
So until TPO was banned, you often owned stakes in players?
“Not often. But sometimes.”
And Pogba was one of them?
“It’s not TPO. Be careful with the legal definition of TPO. But let’s say that in that case there was an upside for our side. And by our side, I mean the player’s side.”
Which isn’t allowed any more?
“It’s not allowed any more.”
Juventus says, “No third party had any ownership of the player’s rights.”
And on the failed negotiation that resulted in Pogba leaving Utd :
Ferguson to Raiola: I don’t talk to you if the player is not here.
Raiola: Get the player out of the locker room and sit him here.
Pogba enters. Ferguson to Pogba: You don’t want to sign this contract?
Pogba: We’re not going to sign this contract under these conditions.
Ferguson to Raiola: You’re a taco.
Raiola was unfazed, partly because he didn’t know the word.
Raiola: This is an offer that my chihuahuas — I have two chihuahuas — don’t sign.
Ferguson: What do you think he needs to earn? R
aiola: Not that.
Ferguson: You’re a taco.
Ferguson’s published verdict on Raiola: “I distrusted him from the moment I met him.”
More here :
https://www.ft.com/content/548155cc-9bcf-11e6-b8c6-568a43813464
StephenH
Tommy Harmer
Sounds like a nice gig if you can get it!
You can call me all the names under sun for that sort of money
Paid to agents between February 2016 and February 2017:
Emirates Marketing Project £26 286 988
CHELSEA £25 051 431
MANCHESTER UNITED £19 000 973
LIVERPOOL £13 792 355
ARSENAL £10 156 567
WEST HAM UNITED £9 486 397
AFC BOURNEMOUTH £7 415 321
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR £7 167 773
SOUTHAMPTON £6 321 036
WATFORD £6 292 751
CRYSTAL PALACE £5 998 074
SUNDERLAND AFC £5 833 611
STOKE CITY £5 442 113
LEICESTER CITY £5 359 409
EVERTON £5 081 134
SWANSEA CITY £4 330 533
WEST BROMWICH ALBION £4 248 605
BURNLEY £2 567 268
MIDDLESBROUGH £2 478 379
HULL CITY £1 916 525
Total
£174 227 243
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football...lubs-paid-record-174-million-agents-one-year/
Emirates Marketing Project £26 286 988
CHELSEA £25 051 431
MANCHESTER UNITED £19 000 973
LIVERPOOL £13 792 355
ARSENAL £10 156 567
WEST HAM UNITED £9 486 397
AFC BOURNEMOUTH £7 415 321
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR £7 167 773
SOUTHAMPTON £6 321 036
WATFORD £6 292 751
CRYSTAL PALACE £5 998 074
SUNDERLAND AFC £5 833 611
STOKE CITY £5 442 113
LEICESTER CITY £5 359 409
EVERTON £5 081 134
SWANSEA CITY £4 330 533
WEST BROMWICH ALBION £4 248 605
BURNLEY £2 567 268
MIDDLESBROUGH £2 478 379
HULL CITY £1 916 525
Total
£174 227 243
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football...lubs-paid-record-174-million-agents-one-year/