Metz turn to FIFA to claim piece of pie from Fulham over Saha sale

METZ have appealed to FIFA for help to reclaim money they say they are owed by Fulham from the sale of Louis Saha to Manchester United.

Thu, 05 Aug, 2004 - 01:00

The French club, where Saha played between 1997 and 2000, say they should have received 15% of the profit Fulham made after the French international joined United in January 2004 for £12.8million.

But according to Metz’s website, Fulham still owe the club around £1.3m.

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Courts Soccer Place: London Person: Saha Person: Louis Saha Person: Charles Molinari Organisation: Metz Organisation: FIFA Organisation: Fulham Organisation: Manchester United Organisation: United Organisation: FC Metz Organisation: French Football Federation

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