The world agency requested all negotiation documents due to an anomaly. An intermediary without official license would have charged 1.2 million euros.
The FIFA investigate a Brazil for the hiring of Carlo Ancelotti Due to a possible irregular payment of 1,200.00 euros that would have been allocated to an intermediary that does not have an official license to act as an authorized agent.
According to the Brazilian media, the world football entity asks for the sending of all documents and messages related to the agreement signed with that businessman. In turn, in case they exist, they must also add the copies of the possible payment receipts. The same must be delivered before June 4.
As to The Brazilian Federation said that the agreement with the Italian coach is confidential and was negotiated during the management of former President Ednaldo Rodrigueswho had been replaced in April by court due to an alleged fraud in the signing of a document.
The person in question that appears as an intermediary would be Diego Fernandes, a Brazilian businessman who is based in the city of Madrid. But The problem arises because Fernandes is not part of the agents officially registered in FIFA.
In addition, for the agreement between Ancelotti and Brazil, the businessman charged a millionaire figure. Given this, Fernandes launched a statement where he explains that he intends to formalize his registration as a soccer intermediary and that acted in that form because the time period was very short.
He also added in the statement sent to the gender: “What would be incompatible with the registration process as a football agent against FIFA.”
Source: Ambito
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