Brabners Chaffe Street and Walker Morris have advised on some of the biggest football transfers during the January transfer window, with the firms taking roles on multimillion-pound moves involving the two major Manchester clubs. This January's transfer window, which reportedly saw Premier League clubs spend as much as £120m, included a £19m deal which saw controversial Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli return to his adopted homeland to join Italian giant AC Milan.
February 01, 2013 at 11:15 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Brabners Chaffe Street and Walker Morris have advised on some of the biggest football transfers during the January transfer window, with the firms taking roles on multimillion-pound moves involving the two major Manchester clubs.
This January’s transfer window, which reportedly saw Premier League clubs spend as much as £120m, included a £19m deal which saw controversial Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli return to his adopted homeland to join Italian giant AC Milan.
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