- Dec 27, 2014
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Money is king
That's the thing though, nobody is really benefiting from this situation apart from him and his clients. It should be something the FA at least regulates. For example, it should be against the rules to be a registered/licensed agent while simultaneously being employed by a club. At the moment, he's basically buying players for Wolves, a lot of whom are his clients (completely coincidentally of course ) so he's in effect negotiating with himself because he works for both the club and the player. It's a complete and irrefutable conflict of interests because the more he (i.e. Wolves) agree to pay the player, the more money he (as the player's agent) makes. Like I say, he's pretty much just writing himself cheques from Wolves. It's just bizarre that that's allowed to happen.