An agent denied threatening a Chelsea director over a commission fee, stating it would be a "suicide mission" to intimidate an ally of Roman Abramovich.

• The agent demanded a six-figure commission for the transfer of Kurt Zouma from Chelsea to West Ham.
• The email contained a reference to another agent's past incident, causing the director to feel threatened.

The agent claimed the email was not meant as a threat but rather as a signal of potential legal action against Chelsea or the director.

• The trial is ongoing at Southwark Crown Court.
• The agent will conclude his evidence presentation on Thursday.

The court will continue to hear evidence and determine the outcome of the trial based on the agent's defense.

The agent's denial of threats highlights a legal dispute over a commission fee, underlining the complexities in the world of soccer transfers and negotiations.