HAZ Sport Agency

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HAZ Sport Agency is a sports agency found by Fernando Hidalgo and Pini Zahavi. Instead of broker business, the company also involved in third-party ownership in association football. The company bought economic rights of footballer from the club for the beneficiary behind the company.

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