Agents' finances under microscope
Agents may find themselves forced to reveal details of their bank accounts by the Premier League's inquiry into allegations of corruption in football.
Former Metropolitan Police commissioner Lord Stevens, who is leading the inquiry, said his team may use Football Association rules to force agents to open their accounts for inspection - after only 65 out of 150 co-operated with the investigation.
Lord Stevens looked into all 362 transfers that took place in the Premier League between January 1 2004 and January 31 2006 - and announced 39 transfers, involving eight clubs, will be investigated further over the next two months. Roughly half of those involve foreign transfers, and half are domestic transfers.
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