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Mosimane’s agent claims 1.25 million rand in South Africa

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Mosimane’s agent claims 1.25 million rand in South Africaفاطمه عموزاد · CC BY 4.0

Football agent Hamed Ghadiri is demanding 1.25 million rand from MT Sports Marketing and Management, a company run by Pitso Mosimane’s wife, Moira Tlhagale. He says he helped secure the coach’s move to Iranian club Esteghlal and is seeking banking and legal documents in proceedings before the Johannesburg High Court, according to the Sunday Times.

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