partly owned by Global Sports Agency. Porto also sold 37.5% economic rights of João Moutinho to Mamers BV. After acquired 75% economic rights of Walter, Porto re-sold 25% economic rights to Pearl Design Holding Ltd. for €2,125,000. Aly Cissokho's 10% rights was once held by "Onsoccer – International Gestão e Marketing, S.A.", an agent until he was sold to Lyon. South America and rest of the world Traffic Group owned Brazilian Gustavo and 50% of Mozambican Mexer. It also acquired rights of Diego and Lenny from Fluminense in January 2008. In 2009, it acquired all the rights of Alan Douglas, 50% of Maicon, Dalton, Raphael Augusto; 30% of Sandro, Bob; 25% of João Paulo, Brayan and Matheus Carvalho; 20% of Tartá. It owned 25% shares on Hernanes until he transferred to Lazio. FC Barcelona bought Keirrison and Henrique from Palmeiras, but on its annual report, it shown the payment were transferred to Desportivo Brasil Participaçoes Ltda. Turbo Sports owned Colombian 80% of Pablo Armero's rights. From December 2010 to January 2011, TEISA bought 5% and 20% rights of Neymar and Elano respectively. Doyen Sports Investment benefited from the trade in footballers' TPOs of footballers. They owned the "global sponsorship rights" of Neymar, one of "soccer's most celebrated players." Others Argentina Mario Bolatti Fernando Belluschi Luciano Figueroa Marco Torsiglieri with Fundo CAIC LLC Brazil Luís Fabiano (Porto and Global Soccer Investments) Felipe Marcos Aurélio (Energy Empreend e Participações) Geílson (with Bertolucci Assessoria) Filipe, Hulk, Thiago Ribeiro, Rodrigo Tiuí, Warley and Walter - through Rentistas, a Uruguayan low division club Kerlon Zé Roberto His agent Juan Figer holds the right Leonardo Chile Colombia Radamel Falcao Uruguay Cristian Rodríguez (Through "Play International B.V.") See also Co-ownership (football) References External links Daily News Auckland article Article on Players as collateral Football Perspectives article Association football terminology