FootballLeaks: contratos e propostas divulgadas na internet

[Diogo_CFB]

Parece que o Jovic chega amanhã a Lisboa.

 

Vai custar 2.2M - totalidade do passe - e 70% desse valor vai para o Apollon Limassol que é controlado pelo Zahavi

Do Jovic já vinha isto na altura

[coisito]

Duarte Levy ‏@DuarteLevy 8 hHá 8 horas

Não foi publicada peça #FootballLeaks que entreguei há semanas a media português e que implicava transferências de @SLBenfica e @FCPorto

 

Duarte Levy ‏@DuarteLevy 8 hHá 8 horas

E eu que pensava que não existiam pressões na imprensa portuguesa… #sarcasmo

 

https://twitter.com/DuarteLevy

Editado 15 Dezembro 2016 por coisito

[Vaart10]

Nada que me admire, sinceramente.

[coisito]

Duarte Levy ‏@DuarteLevy

E por falar em #FootballLeaks... hoje em França fala-se das facturas falsas, comissões ocultas e conflito de interesses de A. Pinto da Costa

 

Duarte Levy ‏@DuarteLevy

O @expresso já abordou o tema no sábado, mas a “versão” francesa não é triste… Pelo menos 1.5 milhões pagos pelo Porto de 2012 a 2015.

 

Duarte Levy ‏@DuarteLevy

Detalhe interessante, 980.000€ em comissões ocultas pagas via Nelio Lucas da Doyen Sports… onde é que eu já ouvi este nome?!

 

https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/international/151216/les-pires-coups-tordus-des-agents-de-joueurs

Editado 15 Dezembro 2016 por coisito

[Puto Perdiz]

O Duarte Levy desde que andou a apresentar documentos falsos no caso freeport ficou completamente queimado. Ninguém se vai arriscar a publicar documentos apresentados por esse jornalista.

Ah, e foi considerado falso pelas autoridades inglesas.

[coisito]

'Football Leaks' implica a Florentino Pérez en una fiesta con prostitutas, pero él lo desmiente

 

Nuevos documentos de 'Football Leaks' hechos públicos por el portal francés 'Mediapart' desvelan la presunta implicación del presidente del Real Madrid, Florentino Pérez, en una fiesta con prostitutas organizada por Nelio Lucas, cara visible del fondo de inversión Doyen Sports, para convencerle de que fichara al centrocampista Geoffrey Kondogbia, entonces jugador del Sevilla y que actualmente juega en el Inter de Milán.

 

Contactado por el citado portal, Florentino Pérez desmintió haber participado en dicho encuentro y mostró su indignación, ya que lo considera una grave intromisión en su honor y su reputación.

 

La información explica los peculiares métodos utilizados en 2013 por Nelio Lucas para tratar de convencer a Florentino Pérez. Basándose en el intercambio de mensajes entre Lucas y Arif Efendi, uno de los hijos de la familia que controla Doyen Sports, Mediapart explica cómo Lucas intentó que el presidente del Madrid abonara la cláusula de rescisión del jugador, que ascendía a 20 millones de euros.

 

DOBLE CITA

 

En agosto de 2013, Lucas aprovecha un torneo de pretemporada en Miami que implica en particular al Real Madrid y al Milan para intentar convencer a Florentino Pérez para que acudiese a un evento "privado". "Quiero que vengan unas chicas para que estén con nosotros, Florentino, Galliani (vicepresidente del Milan) y algunos directivos", escribió a Arif Efendi, que puso a su disposición el apartamento de la familia.

 

Un día después de esta fiesta se produjo un nuevo intercambio de mensajes, en el que Lucas asegura que "he llevado a los directivos del Real Madrid y a Florentino a la casa la noche anterior y probablemente lo vuelvo a hacer hoy".

 

Kondogbia, que entonces pertenecía en un 50% a Doyen, finalmente fichó por el Mónaco.

http://www.sport.es/es/noticias/real-madrid/football-leaks-implica-florentino-perez-una-fiesta-con-prostitutas-pero-desmiente-5696858

 

Pedro Candeias@PedroMCandeias

#FootballLeaks Amanhã, no @expresso : Quem são e o que fazem os donos da Doyen, os escândalos, e o currículo curioso de Nélio Lucas

Editado 16 Dezembro 2016 por coisito

[DS7]

Já não se pode molhar o pincel em paz, dá lhe Florentino.

[UnReal]

Zivkovic: the fate of the Serbian Messi

 

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Back in July 2014, Apollon Limassol secretly bought 50 per cent of the economic rights of this talented winger for 1.2 million Euro from Partizan, leaving the Serb club with only 25 per cent of the rights.

 

At that time, Zivkovic himself did not even know that this transaction was taking place.

 

The contract also included a controversial “friendly” clause to Apollon: it stated that Partizan will grant to sell the player to a third club “subject to an offer to purchase the player and to employ him with a minimum amount of 400,000 Euro net per year”. Had Zivkovic refused to sign for this third club, Partizan would have been forced to pay Apollon half of the amount offered for the player purchase.

 

Let’s put it like that: had a third club offered six million Euro for Zivkovic, but the player refused their terms, Partizan had to pay Apollon three million Euro. Just for doing nothing. This clause was deemed “criminal” by Serbian lawyers contacted by the media in Belgrade.

 

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In July 2016, he had every reason to be over the moon. The 19-year old Andrija Zivkovic signed for Benfica for an unknown fee. The Portuguese media wrote about a figure of four million Euro in “commissions and signing on fees”. Journalists at Portuguese sports journal Record announced the transfer fee: nothing.

 

This is bizarre. According to a clause from the contract between Partizan and Apollon, the Serbian club “was entitled to receive an additional payment, equal to 10 per cent from Apollon’s net profit, of any sum above four million Euro to be received as consideration for future transfer of the rights over the player”.

 

With Zivkovic’s transfer to Benfica allegedly being completed without any official fee, Apollon appears to have no profit to share with Partizan.

 

http://www.theblacksea.eu/index.php?idT=86&idC=96&idRec=1273&recType=story

 

Football Leaks: The Paper Players of Cyprus

 

International football players are bought and loaned out by Cypriot club Apollon Limassol in a scheme where they do not even need to set foot on the island of Cyprus.

 

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We have identified seven players from Serbia and Romania - Mijat Gacinovic, Andrija Zivkovic, Nikola Maksimovic, Nikola Aksentijevic, Marko Pavlovski, Luka Jovic and Cristian Manea - who were signed or part-bought by Apollon Limassol, often away from public scrutiny.

 

But they never played for the team. In at least one case, they did not even go to Cyprus.

 

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Shopping boys from eastern Europe

 

5 January 2015. Two days after FC Porto destroyed Gil Vicente 5-1 in an away match from Portuguese First League.

 

An influential board member at the Portuguese club, Antero Henrique, received an email from Marc Rautenberg, a Swiss intermediary.

 

“Following your conversation with Fali and Pini in London please find the five biggest talents in the Balkans and Romania,” Rautenberg wrote, above a lost of players’ names.

 

Fali and Pini are the nicknames of Abdilgafar Ramadani and Pini Zahavi.

 

Ramadani is the owner of Lian Sports, a Malta-based football management company. He has allegedly been business partners with the Osmani brothers, called the “most important figures of organized crime in Hamburg and other cities in Germany” by the German Federal Intelligence.

 

He is a close associate of Pini Zahavi, who refers to Ramadani, Fali, as “my guy” in Football Leaks.

 

From the players we have discovered who signed to Apollon, but never played there - Gacinovic, Maksimovic, Pavlovski and Jovic - are all signed to Lian Sports.

 

Rautenberg was offering a fresh batch of players from Serbia and Romania to FC Porto.

 

The oldest of the five on the shopping list was 20. The other four were minors.

 

None ended up in Porto, but two signed for Apollon Limassol in the utmost secrecy before going to, respectively, Portuguese side Benfica and German team Eintracht Frankfurt.

 

Apollon is a transit point through which Eastern European club officials are trading their talented players.

 

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First case: Belgrade wunderkind Luka Jovic

 

Serbian forward Luka Jovic (born 23 December 1997) is probably the most talented player from the list sent by Rautenberg to FC Porto in January 2015.

 

At the age of 16, he was the youngest footballer ever to play in the Serbian Eternal Derby between the top clubs in Belgrade, Red Star and Partizan, in October 2014.

 

On 25 January 2015, Red Star management sold 70 per cent of Jovic’s economic rights to Apollon Limassol in a three-year deal. But he continued to play for his Serbian team.

 

At that time, the Serbian club officials told the media in Belgrade they needed money to pay their debts. Otherwise they wouldn’t receive the UEFA licence to play in European competitions.

 

In the end, Red Star agreed to sell Jovic for 1.4 million Euro. Apollon also had a clause for buying the remaining 30 per cent for 600,000 Euro.

 

But he never played for Apollon. He stayed in Belgrade.

 

A year later, on 1 February 2016, he went to Benfica.

 

In his transfer papers registered with FIFA, Jovic came to Portugal as an Apollon Limassol player. It was agreed that the Cypriot club would receive 6.65 million Euro from Benfica, even though it appears Apollon made no contribution to Jovic’s on-field sporting development.

 

Let’s put the numbers in order. Red Star received a maximum of two million Euro for a player that moved from Belgrade to Lisbon for 6.65 million Euro.

 

Apollon has a gross profit of 4.65 million Euro, even if the player didn’t play a minute for the club in Cyprus.

 

http://www.theblacksea.eu/index.php?idT=88&idC=88&idRec=1270&recType=story

 

Pavlovski: Under-19 champion transfer saga

 

Cypriot Club Apollon Limassol is at the centre of a scandal involving the transfer of players for non-sporting reasons - here we go into depth about the story of Marko Pavlovski

 

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On 1 August 2013, Serbia became U-19 European Championship winner for the first time in their history. They beat France 1-0 in the final. That summer night in Marijampole, Lithuania, midfielder Marko Pavlovski (now 22 years old) had the honour to be the first one to raise the trophy above his head.

 

He was the captain of Serbia, a creative midfielder who grew up at OFK Beograd academy from the age of eight. A few days after the final, his club president Zvezdan Terzic, told the media in Belgrade that no player at his team is represented by an agent.

 

At the end of that month and away from the public knowledge, Marko Pavlovski was already an Apollon Limassol player.

 

As in the previous cases, the player signed a ghostly four year contract with an annual income of 50,000 Euro (ten instalments of 5,000 Euro each) on 28 August 2013.

 

Two days later, Pavlovski moved to FC Porto on loan for the 2013/2014 season. According to the contract he signed under the supervision of the brother-in-law of Terzic, agent Nikola Damjanac, his salary increased to 7,500 Euro per month.

 

Apollon received 120,000 Euro and offered the Portuguese club the option to purchase 90 per cent of the Serbian’s economic rights in a complex layout over a three year period. Porto had three successive purchase options for a total of 4.5 million Euro

 

Apollon included a “refusal clause” that would have forced Porto to sell the player for ten million Euro to any club offering this amount of money. The clause is tricky.

 

One example: had Porto rejected a ten million Euro offer from rivals Benfica, they had to pay Apollon this amount multiplied by the Apollon share in Pavlovski at that moment. Depending on the moment the offer had come, the mandatory payable fee would have been between 11 and 15 million Euro.

 

Pavlovski didn’t play for FC Porto’s first team. He was included in FC Porto B squad and played only eight games in the Portuguese second league. Still, FC Porto kept him for one more season. This time, the loan fee due to Apollon increased to 150,000 Euro and so the player gross monthly wage to 8,500 Euro. His playing time increased during this second season in Portugal but FC Porto apparently declined to purchase the player.

 

After two years at FC Porto B, the captain of the U-19 European Championships winning team from 2013 came back to Apollon only to be loaned out again. On 27 July 2015, Apollon lent the player to Belgian first division side (now-called) Royal Excel Mouscron for the 2015/16 season ‘“free of charge”.

 

The Belgian club was just being bought by an “investment fund” fronted by Israeli superagent Pini Zahavi.

 

But Pavlovski will soon be on the move again. Six months and only three games later, OFK Beograd borrowed his wandering son from Apollon until the summer of 2016.

 

At the end of that period, Pavlovski signed for Croatian RNK Split. TransferMarket announced him a free agent, but according to FC Porto internal documents from January 2016, the player was still bound to Apollon by contract until the summer of 2017 at least. The relationship is complicated.

 

FC Porto had the right to buy percentages of the player in consecutive steps: 50 per cent in April 2015 for two million Euro Euro, 20 per cent in April 2016 for one million Euro and another 20 per cent for an additional 1.5 million Euro.

 

http://www.theblacksea.eu/index.php?idT=86&idC=96&idRec=1271&recType=story

 

Tenho mesmo muita pena que, em Portugal, este seja um assunto absolutamente fantasma. "Ia tudo dentro" entre Porto e Benfica.

[Vaart10]

Isto é uma vergonha.

 

A questão é: estes procedimentos são legais? Ou é só a parte ética que é extremamente duvidosa?

[AlBoorg]

Isto é uma vergonha.

 

A questão é: estes procedimentos são legais? Ou é só a parte ética que é extremamente duvidosa?

 

Acho que é mais a 2ª coisa. Se fosse efectivamente ilegal o buzz seria bem maior.

[Vaart10]

Acho que é mais a 2ª coisa. Se fosse efectivamente ilegal o buzz seria bem maior.

 

Mesmo que seja isso, isto continua a ser uma vergonha. Estas negociatas pouco claras só me fazem temer pelo futuro do clube, especialmente quando o Vieira sair do poleiro.

[FabioK]

Isto é uma vergonha.

 

A questão é: estes procedimentos são legais? Ou é só a parte ética que é extremamente duvidosa?

Deve ser só a 2º. Há uns tempos vi uma entrevista de alguém ligado ao Rentistas a assumir que eram um " clube-empresa " e que existiam na sua grande maioria para fazer negócios destes. Se fosse ilegal presumo que caiam logo em cima destes gajos :mrgreen:

[doom_master]

Algum órgão de comunicação social português tocou nisso? Juro que não compreendo como é que isto passa quase despercebido, mesmo depois de divulgado.

[Rōnin]

Algum órgão de comunicação social português tocou nisso? Juro que não compreendo como é que isto passa quase despercebido, mesmo depois de divulgado.

 

É fácil de compreender a partir do momento em que assimilas a ideia de que o jornalismo está morto.

[Descartes]

Isto é uma vergonha.

 

A questão é: estes procedimentos são legais? Ou é só a parte ética que é extremamente duvidosa?

 

Passou a ser ilegal com a proibição da TPO pela FIFA. Estes processos são todos anteriores a isso.

[Lip McBoatface]

Algum órgão de comunicação social português tocou nisso? Juro que não compreendo como é que isto passa quase despercebido, mesmo depois de divulgado.

 

O Spiegel referiu que o Expresso teve os papéis na mão, mas como no Panama Papers devem ter sido silenciados.

[jean-luc godard]

Algum órgão de comunicação social português tocou nisso? Juro que não compreendo como é que isto passa quase despercebido, mesmo depois de divulgado.

 

Estão a ser publicados textos sobre isto há várias semanas no Expresso, tanto na tribuna como no semanário em papel.

[joao86]

Passou a ser ilegal com a proibição da TPO pela FIFA. Estes processos são todos anteriores a isso.

A TPO continua a existir, agora com a propriedade de clubes intermediários que são dos empresários dos jogadores, por exemplo. A lei é muito fácil de contornar.

[Lebohang]

A teia que a Doyen teceu para lucrar com o futebol europeu

[G1njas]

Benachour: Jorge Mendes enganou-me e recebeu €500 mil nas Ilhas Caimão

Selim Benachour jogou no Vitória de Guimarães e a dada altura teve a oportunidade de ser contratado pelo Sporting de Paulo Bento. Acabou por ir para o Rubin Kazan - e já vai perceber porquê

Expresso

[Fajo]

Teria sido uma boa contratação.

[Enzo Dios Perez]

Saiu um leak de uma conversa do BdC com alguns jornalistas depois de um pequeno-almoço bem regado, já deve haver festa nos próximos tempos.

 

Link

 

São 3 horas e tal, salvo erro, só para quem tiver muito tempo livre.

Editado 5 Junho 2017 por Enzo Dios Perez

[Tio Hans]

Vou esperar que alguém ouça por mim, fdx. :lol:

[Chet Faker]

"Teve uma faca apontada à barriga?"

 

"Uma?! Uma de cada vez, com toda a gente a dizer "sai da frente, nós queremos é os jogadores... se alguém é responsável sou eu, querem dizer alguma coisa, é comigo, aqui!... Aos jogadores vocês não chegam!"

fds :lol:

[Thor Odinsson]

Twntou proteger os jogadores? Que mal tem?