Kylian Mbappe is facing a possible change in his representation due to a new rule affecting agents.
His mother, Fayza Lamari, has been one of his representatives and played a role in his record-breaking transfer from Monaco to Paris Saint-Germain in 2017. She's been actively involved, especially during the recent standoff between Mbappe and PSG over his future.
According to Marca, Lamari, known for her tough negotiating skills, might have to step back in future negotiations due to a significant FIFA rule alteration. This new regulation mandates that all agents must be registered on FIFA's database of player representatives.
As Lamari is currently not on that list, it could potentially hinder her from representing any footballer, handling contract negotiations, or receiving commissions. It's a development that could have a significant impact on Mbappe's future dealings.
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