Millwall's Ghanaian midfielder Ali Fuseini has been fined US$2,000 for breaching the English FA's Football Agents Regulations.
The 19-year-old, who plays for the English League One side, had been charged with "failing to ensure the exclusivity of a representation contract" by agreeing a contract with one agent when he had already signed a representation contract with another.
He was also charged with falsely claiming not to have signed the first contract.
An FA statement read: "At an independent regulatory commission hearing, Millwall player Ali Fuseini was severely censured, warned as to future conduct and fined US$2,000."
Several Ghanaian players have in the past been accused of signing for several agents at the same time, neglecting their responsibilities towards their representatives.
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Poor thing. Though I expected him to have known that the truth will always vindicate you, I blame his handlers because they know the poor guy does not have any education and hence can make such mistakes. This shows how his handlers are just taking advantage is his illitereacy and cheating him. Young, I have said it over and over, please go to school and have some education before you keep chasing money. That way you can keep your head up from these shameful acts and cheating managers. Money...