Gareth Barry charged over breaches of FA intermediary rules
Former England midfielder Gareth Barry has been charged by the FA for allegedly violating their intermediary regulations.
The FA said the 40-year-old is charged for breaching intermediary regulations "
in relation to the ownership and/or funding of
Swindon Town".
This is after the FA's existing proceedings against
Swindon
, former owner
Lee Power
, First Touch Pro Management, and
Michael Standing
— Barry's former agent.
A statement from the FA released on Tuesday evening read:
"Further to the existing proceedings against Swindon Town FC, Lee Power, First Touch Pro Management and Michael Standing, the FA has also now charged Gareth Barry in relation to breaches of the FA's Regulations on Working with Intermediaries.
"It is alleged that Gareth Barry also breached intermediary regulations in relation to the ownership and/or funding of Swindon Town FC.
"Swindon Town FC, Lee Power, First Touch Pro Management, Michael Standing and Gareth Barry all have until Wednesday December 1 2021 to provide responses to their respective charges."
Barry, who made 53 appearances for England and played for
Aston Villa,
Manchester City,
Everton, and West Brom, hung up his boots in 2020 after 22 years.
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