Christ Inao Oulaï’s transfer linked to kidnapping involving super agent Pini Zahavi
Ivory Coast midfielder Christ Inao Oulaï’s move to Fiorentina has been surrounded by allegations from journalist Romain Molina involving disputes between representatives and the player’s family.
Ivory Coast midfielder Christ Inao Oulaï’s transfer to Fiorentina from Turkish club Trabzonspor has reportedly been linked to a dramatic dispute involving agents and his family.
Journalist Romain Molina claimed the move was not straightforward, alleging that the World Cup player was held in an apartment for several days during the transfer process.
According to the French Journalist, the situation was connected to disagreements over payments made by various agents, including influential intermediary Pini Zahavi.
The allegations suggest Oulaï’s mother received significant sums from different representatives while agreements were not completed.
The 20-year-old eventually completed his move to Fiorentina, joining the Serie A club after his performances attracted attention from European sides. The midfielder had emerged as one of Ivory Coast’s promising talents, earning recognition on the international stage.
The claims surrounding the transfer have added another controversial episode to football’s complex agent network. Neither Fiorentina nor Oulaï has publicly confirmed the allegations made by Molina at the time of reporting.
