<b>Allnigeriasoccer.com</b> understands that BJ Foundation were short-changed following the transfer of Nigeria youth international Isaac Success to Udinese in 2014. <br /><br />Several figures have been bandied around by the media as the transfer fees but it is a hundred percent confirmed that the Benin-City based nursery team agreed to sell the attacker for 400,000 euros but eventually received only 37.5 percent of that sum, <span class="_Tgc">&euro;150,000.<br /><br />The balance, </span><span class="_Tgc"><span class="_Tgc">&euro;250,000, </span>was paid to the local and foreign intermediaries that brokered the deal.<br /><br />In July, Watford completed the signing of Isaac Success on a five-year deal for a fee of </span><span class="_Tgc"><span class="_Tgc">&euro;15 million </span></span><span class="_Tgc"><span class="_Tgc">, which is a rise of </span></span><br /><span class="_Tgc"><span class="_Tgc"></span><span class="_Tgc"><span class="_Tgc">&euro;14.6 million in his transfer fee.<br /><br />To put it another way, the Hornets paid approximately 38 times more for the player compared to what he would have cost two years ago.<br /></span></span><br />Ifeanyi Emmanuel <br /></span><br /><br />