Source: Daily_Mail
Craig Bellamy's move to Cardiff in the spotlight again following Dutch complaint
The controversial loan signing of Craig Bellamy by Cardiff City isunder fresh scrutiny after it emerged the club failed to pay Feyenoordan agreed sell-on transfer fee for Glenn Loovens. The Dutch club claim they are still waiting for a £350,000 fee afterLoovens, who joined Cardiff from Feyenoord in 2006 after a season onloan, was then sold to Celtic in 2008. Feyenoord, angered that Cardiff continued to sign players while thematter was unresolved, have lodged a complaint with FIFA who arepursuing the case through the Wales FA. Controversial: Craig Bellamy's move to Cardiff City is under fresh scrutinyBellamy, on loan from Manchester City, is understood to be on £85,000 a week, with the Premier League giants contributing £64,000 while Cardiff chip in a mere £21,000. Bellamy's arrival also sparked criticism when it was revealed the club had owed Motherwell £175,000 for Paul Quinn. That debt has since been settled and Cardiff claim the new owners are paying off bills from the old regime. A spokesman said: 'We have agreement on a payment plan with Feyenoord and we are working to pay off our historical debts.' Ferguson wanted me but Man City wouldn't allow it, says BellamyWales 0 Bulgaria 1: Popov's winner leaves hosts' campaign in tattersBarnsley 1 Cardiff City 2: Bellamy strikes again for soaring BluebirdsALL MANCHESTER CITY FC