The Premier League defender sued a former agent on the financial conflict

Daniel Monoz, the right -back of Crystal Palace, finds himself intertwined in a legal problem, as his former agent, Robin Kaisoto, filed a lawsuit against him and the agent of Juan Pablo Angel because of an unpaid committee related to the transfer of Monoz to the Premier League.

Monoz, who joined Crystal Palace from the Belgian side GENK in January 2024 for a fee reported at 8 million euros, is now facing a legal claim that requires approximately one million pounds ($ 1.2 million in addition to interest).

Reports from Colombia indicate that Caeedo was following legal procedures for several months, claiming that he was due to pay the deal.

according to signCaustero stated that he called the player for the first time in early January 2023 while the player was still in Genk. The agent claims that Monoz confirmed that he does not have offers at that time, revealed the condition of issuance of 5 million euros, and expressed his desire to move to Crystal Palace.

Caustero confirms that he played a decisive role in facilitating this step, but he was later marginalized when Juan Pablo took the negotiations.

The agent claims that once the transfer is completed, he is expected to receive his agreed share from the committee. However, he claims that Angel is entering into this process, and as a result, the payment has never been achieved.

According to Duji Friedman, Sports Director of Crystal Palace, Kayazo, the committee’s money had already been transferred to accounts presented by the player and his new agent Angel. With no decision, CaUUSEDO has taken legal measures.

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Monoz continues to shine on the field despite deviations outside the field

Despite this controversy outside the field, Monoz was a prominent performer in Palace. Since his arrival, the Colombian international has appeared in 33 games in all competitions, where he scored five goals and five decisive passes.

Its impressive shape even It attracted attention from the Premier League clubs, including Manchester City.

While his performance on the field was noticeable, Monuz is now facing a decisive legal battle that could affect his future.

With the case now in court, both the player and its representatives will need to solve the matter quickly to avoid more deviations from his career in SELHURST Park.