FA will consider United transfer evidence

The Football Association will look at any evidence of impropriety in transfer dealings concerning Manchester United if it is passed on to them.

FA will consider United transfer evidence
Sun, 25 Jan, 2004 - 11:40

The Football Association will look at any evidence of impropriety in transfer dealings concerning Manchester United if it is passed on to them.

A report today claimed John Magnier and JP McManus, United’s largest shareholders, have questioned the amount of money paid to agents by the club during transfers.

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