FIFA refer Kewell case back to FA
The FA submitted documentation to the world governing body in August 2004 following concerns as to the role played by Bernie Mandic long recognised as Kewell's representative in the €7.4m deal during July 2003, as he is not officially licensed by FIFA.
Mandic's company, Max Sport, received a payment of around €3m as part of the transfer. There is an Australian-based subsidiary, Sports Corporation International, for whom Mandic's brother Nikola works and it is he who is recognised by FIFA.
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