Wayne Rooney’s leading agency upheld the decision to secretly pay wages for Derby County staff and players as part of a bridge loan to American businessman Chris Kirchner.
The Triple S Group also revealed that it voluntarily notified the Football Association of the payment as the boss expressed confidence that the investigation would be resolved “quickly”. A powerful agency on behalf of Harry Maguire is how Telegraph Sports was given a £ 1.6 million check to cover salaries in May to help Kirchner get the failed acquisition on track. After revealing, we issued a statement.
“The Triple S Group is aware of the FA’s regular investigations. In fact, it was the Triple S Group that voluntarily disclosed information to the FA, and further investigations were conducted,” said a spokesman. increase.
“I was surprised that the details of this investigation were published in the media as the investigation process was in progress. In any case, the Triple S Group was confident in the legal advice it initially sought and swiftly addressed this issue. We will work fully with the FA to resolve this issue. At this time, there are no further comments. “
Insiders reveal that it was Triple S, not the agency’s minority shareholder and influential agent Paul Strettford, who paid the manager when Kirchner’s deal ran into problems. did.