Agents' commission should be regulated, says advisory panel


BERNE (Reuters) - Players' agents receive too much commission on transfers and their fees should be regulated, a European soccer advisory panel said on Monday.

The Professional Football Strategy Council (PFSC) also reiterated its concern over third party ownership of players and expressed disappointment at a recent decision not to change the so-called triple punishment rule.

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