Palermo have reportedly been ordered to pay €15m over Paulo Dybala’s transfer from Instituto.
The Sicilians bought the player from Instituto de Cordoba in 2012 for €13m, but his agent claims only €4m was actually paid.
Dybala completed his move to Juventus this summer and the Bianconeri have no involvement in this previous dispute.
According to English sources, the High Court in Manchester ruled Palermo and President Maurizio Zamparini must pay €15m in outstanding credits to Mascardi’s agency Pencil Hill Ltd.
Palermo have reportedly been ordered to pay €15m over Paulo Dybala’s transfer from Instituto.
The Sicilians bought the player from Instituto de Cordoba in 2012 for €13m, but his agent claims only €4m was actually paid.
Dybala completed his move to Juventus this summer and the Bianconeri have no involvement in this previous dispute.
According to English sources, the High Court in Manchester ruled Palermo and President Maurizio Zamparini must pay €15m in outstanding credits to Mascardi’s agency Pencil Hill Ltd.
“They were gentlemen in Turin. Instead Zamparini runs away from every sentence, including the FIFA ruling,” Mascardi said over the summer.
“This man has to realise he needs to honour promises, just as other clubs do.”