Hany Hatout Reveals Surprise Details About Bezerra’s Agent Fee in His Departure 🔥
Sports presenter Hany Hatout revealed new details about the ongoing debate surrounding Juan Bezerra’s resale-related agent fee and the role of the player’s representative in his expected transfer from Zamalek to Shabab Al Ahli Dubai.
The comments come amid questions over the inclusion of an agent-related percentage in the transfer agreement and whether such a provision is consistent with FIFA regulations governing player agents and transfer agreements.
Does Bezerra’s Agent Percentage Violate FIFA Rules? 📢
Speaking on the “Modern Sports” program, Hany Hatout said there had been claims that assigning the player’s agency company a percentage of a future resale could violate FIFA regulations.
Hatout questioned how Zamalek could have agreed to a clause requiring the club to pay the agent if such a provision was not compliant with the regulations governing player agents and professional transfers.
He explained that the issue requires careful examination of the contract and the agreements reached when Bezerra originally joined Zamalek, particularly because the current transfer includes clauses related to future resale.
Former Zamalek Source Reveals Details of the Agreement
Hatout said he contacted a source from Zamalek’s previous sports administration to verify the reported resale percentage and determine who would be responsible for paying the agent-related amount.
According to Hatout, the source said: “Including a percentage for the player’s agency company is against FIFA regulations, but it was necessary to agree to it in order to obtain the player’s signature.”
The source added: “The agent controls everything. He was responsible for the player’s absence from training and for negotiations with the UAE club, and he is the one leading Bezerra.”
Why Did Zamalek Agree to the Clause? 🤔
According to the source quoted by Hatout, Zamalek wanted to complete the signing and was therefore required to accept certain conditions related to the player’s representative as part of the process of securing the player’s agreement.
The source said: “You had to sign the player after receiving his agent’s approval.”
These comments open a new discussion about the structure of contracts between clubs, players and agents, particularly when agreements include clauses related to resale percentages or future transfer revenue.
UAE Club to Pay the Agent’s Percentage 💰
According to the source quoted by Hany Hatout, Shabab Al Ahli Dubai will be responsible for paying Bezerra’s agent percentage, not Zamalek.
This means, according to the account presented by Hatout, that the agent-related amount would not be deducted from the transfer fee received by Zamalek as the selling club.
The detail comes as the final procedures for Bezerra’s transfer to the UAE club continue, with Zamalek supporters closely following the financial and contractual aspects of the deal.
Debate Continues Over Bezerra’s Transfer and Contract ⚽
The comments come amid continued debate over Juan Bezerra’s future and the details surrounding his departure from Zamalek, including the transfer fee, resale provisions and the rights connected to the player’s representative.
They also raise questions about how such agreements are structured and how the rights of all parties are protected, particularly when future transfer clauses are included in contracts.
At the same time, the reported agent-fee details remain based on the information relayed by Hatout from his source, while the final position ultimately depends on the exact wording of the contracts and the regulations governing this type of transfer.
What do you think of the details revealed by Hany Hatout? Does having Shabab Al Ahli cover Bezerra’s agent fee make the financial structure of the transfer clearer? Share your opinion.
