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Moyes: Publish agent fees
- Updated: September 30, 2016
David Moyes wants agent fees to be published to show the truth behind player transfers.
Former Sunderland boss, Sam Allardyce, lost his job as England manager after just one game in charge, following the Daily Telegraph’s investigation into alleged corruption in English football.
Moyes replaced Allardyce at the Stadium of Light ahead of the start of the new Premier League campaign and while the former Manchester United boss distanced himself from deals involving third-party ownership, he believes there should be more transparency throughout the game, starting with agents brokering transfer deals.
“In my time, I’ve not seen much or any of it, probably,” Moyes said. “I think it would be great if everything was more transparent in general. If you’re a fan and your club signs a player you don’t get to know what the agents fee is on the deal.
“If we published those then we might get a few shocks. Then …
