What type of fees can FIFA agents charge for their services?

FIFA agents are allowed to charge fees based on a percentage of a player’s salary or transfer fee. This system aligns with common practices in the sports industry, where agents typically earn a commission from contract negotiations and transfers. The percentage charged often ranges between 3% to 10% of the player’s salary or the transfer fee, depending on various factors such as the agreement between the agent and the player, or the terms set by clubs and the specific regulations depending on the country.

This method ensures that the agent’s income is directly tied to the financial success and earning potential of the player, incentivizing agents to negotiate the best possible contracts. It also reflects the understanding that a successful transfer or contract can significantly impact a player’s career and earnings, thereby justifying a percentage-based compensation model.