Walter "Bigorna": mais-valia ou grande problema?

Não é bem assim. Espero que entenda Inglês: "For Juan Figer, the uncontested king of the Brazilian transfer market, with a fortune of over $600m earned over course of the years through the signing, development and subsequent sale of football players, the game is both simple and extremely profitable. ‘”The real money that agents make is not through the commission they earn through the transfer of a player. Instead it is through the exploitation of the player’s image rights”. For eight hundred dollars it is possible to set-up a company in the Virgin Islands, which can then manage the image rights for 400-500 players. Compare the profit gained between the commission received for one transfer and the exploitation of these rights – how many times does a player changes clubs in his career? Three, four, six times? The agent pockets 5 to 10% of the value of every completed deal. The image rights deals instead last for thirteen, fifteen years and, what’s more, no tax is paid on this income”. Can you provide a more detailed explanation? “For example, a large amount of this money comes from the overpaid players in the Spanish Liga. Their image rights are often managed by an off-shore company based in Holland or a tax haven. This might seem like fantasy land but it is not at all. In the Low Countries a company exists which manages the image rights for many of the most important players in La Liga." Saudações