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AGENTS FEES COST CLUBS OVER £715K

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2024

AGENTS FEES

NON-LEAGUE clubs splashed out £715,701 on agents fees alone in the last year, according to new statistics.
Figures disclosed by the FA showed National League strugglers York City topped the charts by paying £128,902, while Oldham Athletic were next highest with £82,161.
Champions Chesterfield were fourth highest with £52,722, behind cashstrapped Southend United, who had a 10-point deduction for failing to to clear an HMRC debt. They spent £60,999.
National League South Torquay United, who went into administration last month at the cost of 10 points, spent &#x...

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