Yan Diomande\u2019s transfer to Real Madrid has been put on hold due to a reported dispute between the agents involved in the deal.<\/p>\n
In late July, RB Leipzig winger Diomande<\/a> agreed personal terms with Madrid after Paris Saint-Germain withdrew their interest.<\/p>\n Los Blancos will pay more than \u00a3100million for the 19-year-old, with PSG reportedly having a final \u00a3102.5m bid rejected for the Ivorian.<\/p>\n That prompted the French side to release a statement that read, \u201cThe asking transfer fee and salary demands were completely disproportionate and distortive \u2013 and PSG will not break its principles of rational financial management and squad balance.<\/p>\n \u201cAs a two-time consecutive Champions League winner and the most successful club in recent years, PSG will also not engage in the inflationary and manipulative games of certain player agents \u2013 and will instead calmly and confidently continue its transfer planning.\u201d<\/p>\n READ: Vinicius Junior: Arsenal learn Real Madrid stance as Jose Mourinho\u2019s influence downplayed<\/a><\/p>\n It seemed a matter of time before the teenager \u2013 who was the subject of a \u00a369m bid from Liverpool in June \u2013 was confirmed as a Madrid<\/a> player, where he would sign a five-year deal.<\/p>\n However, it seems there has been an unexpected complication with the move.<\/p>\n Agents\u2019 dispute holds up Yan Diomande transfer to Real Madrid<\/p>\n According to\u00a0AS<\/a>, his transfer is being held up by a \u2018dispute between agents\u2019, with former Leeds United player Max Gradel (with his company Maxidel Management) on one side and Roc Nation \u2013 who have been his representatives since February this year \u2013 on the other.<\/p>\n The report states that Maxidel (who secured the Ivory Coast international\u2019s move from Leganes to Leipzig last year) has filed a complaint with FIFA, alleging a breach of contract, given that Madrid have been negotiating with Roc Nation \u2013 which is owned by rapper Jay-Z.<\/p>\n The Spanish outlet claim this \u2018casts a shadow over this transfer\u2019 and that under FIFA regulations it could have a direct impact on the registration of the winger. Roc Nation believe they are the player\u2019s sole representatives but Maxidel assert they retain his rights until he officially leaves Leipzig.<\/p>\n