Kia Joorabchian

The owners of Carlos Tevez were not good friends of his, and the owners of Carlos Tevez had no relation with Carlos Tevez.

If you understand, if you want to talk about third-party ownership because you're trying to now move the scenario into a different spectrum, I don't have a problem with that.

The way the third-party ownership works right across South America and how it worked is, you know, clubs could potentially sell the potential revenue or gain of a player to...

to third parties in order to raise capital to pay because they don't have the same number of TV rights, they don't have the same number of sponsorship numbers, etc., and they need to create capital.

The players don't necessarily know where they have been or who could potentially gain a percentage of their rights when they're sold.

They don't actually even get involved in that.

It's more club to financial scenarios.

A lot happened here in the days when clubs needed to raise cash.

So you didn't know.