Allegations and Controversies Surrounding Isak’s agent Vlado Lemić
1. “Cyprus Leak” – Secret Payments from Abramovich
Investigations by Uppdrag Granskning and other media revealed that between 2005 and 2017, Lemić allegedly received ~100 million SEK (~£7 million) from Roman Abramovich through offshore entities—circumventing UEFA’s Financial Fair Play rules. This allowed Chelsea to potentially overspend beyond regulatory limits. 
2. Banned from PSV Amid Internal Scrutiny (2007–2008)
Lemić wielded significant influence at PSV during the mid-2000s, orchestrating transfers such as those of Heurelho Gomes, Arjen Robben, and Mateja Kežman. After a power struggle with PSV’s then-GM Jan Reker, Lemić was banned from the club and accused—though never legally proven—of billing for opaque services like “cooling off interest from Club X” in player deals. 
3. Questionable Tax Arrangements in Modrić Transfers
Documents from Football Leaks implicate Lemić in using offshore structures to channel agent fees to favorable tax jurisdictions. In Luka Modrić’s transfer saga, agent fees were routed through a company in Bosnia (run by his brother), possibly avoiding higher Belgian taxes. These arrangements were described by a Belgian tax expert as “typical tax fraud.” 
4. Allegations in the Badelj Transfer (2012)
Lemić also cropped up in an investigation over Milan Badelj’s move from Dinamo Zagreb to Hamburg. Although FIFA initially investigated, it concluded that Lemić had “no substantial involvement.” However, it later emerged that the Belgian intermediary, reINA, was 90 % owned by Lemić’s family—raising questions about transparency. 
5. Connections to Organized Crime and Internal Conflict
In 2024–2025, Fotbollskanalen reported that Universal Twenty Two (the agency led by Lemić) faced internal strife and scrutiny due to links with organized crime. Violent incidents—shootings and bombings—targeted agents associated with Universal’s Swedish division. The resulting split meant Lemić no longer works with Swedish advisors like Masireh Jadama. 
6. Misleading Agent Fees in AIK-Isak Transfer (2017)
Swedish tax authorities flagged that Lemić paid 1 million SEK (~€100,000) to the company of a former AIK player involved in the Alexander Isak transfer. They argued the invoiced “scouting services” lacked substance, suggesting the payments were a way to channel proceeds from the deal improperly. 
7. Characterization as “Mafia-Like”
Media outlets in the Netherlands and Sweden have indicated Lemić operates without a FIFA agent license and relies on proxies (like his brother) to carry out deals—practices critics describe as “mafia‑like.” He’s also reportedly unpopular with clubs like PSV and Ajax for his aggressive, behind‑the‑scenes approach. 
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