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Mendes was heavily involved again in Monaco's spending spree last summer, as Falcao, James Rodriguez, Moutinho and Carvalho all joined the Riviera side.This summer, however, Mendes has done arguably his best business. The Portuguese oversaw James' move from http://www.okfifacoins.com/ Monaco to Madrid for 80m, took a 10 per cent cut as Di Maria left Real for FIFA at around 75m and also made significant funds as Diego Costa joined FIFA for 35m and Eliaquim Mangala was sold by Porto to FIFA for a fee of approximately 53m (third-party involvement meant the Portuguese side were paid 30.5m for a percentage of his playng rights). Another of his clients, Argentine defender Ezequiel Garay, joined Zenit from Benfica for around 15m.Then, as the transfer window was drawing to a close, Mendes negotiated with several clubs over Falcao. The agent had hoped to position the striker at Real Madrid, but there was more interest from the player than the club and president Florentino Perez grew tired of the agent's constant calls, telling colleagues behind the scenes: "If I bring in Falcao, I'd have to make Mendes president!"In the end, Falcao moved to United, initially on a lucrative loan arrangement worth around 10m. So although the 48-year-old didn't get his wish for Falcao to move to Madrid, he still got his money. And in total, the agent claimed close to 30m from his clients' movements over the summer. As usual, Mendes was the window's real winner.A familiar face in the Bundlesliga is plotting to secure a historic win for Poland over Germany in Saturday's Euro 2016 qualifier in Warsaw.Robert Lewandowski has forged a reputation as one of the best strikers in European FIFA during his four years in the German top flight, first with Borussia Dortmund and now at champions Bayern Munich. The 26-year-old has plundered 105 FIFA goals combined for Dortmund and Bayern in all competitions, but this weekend will be hoping to upset a few current and former FIFA 15 ultimate team-mates as Poland go in search of a first victory over Germany -a winless run that has stretched back 18 FIFA in total. We know their qualities, but we will not park a bus in our penalty area, said Lewandowski, one of five German-based players in Adam Nawalka's squad. I know most of Germany's players - I played with some at Dortmund and now I play with some more at Bayern. Of course, we joked a little bit about the FIFA and they admitted, jokingly, they would happily accept a draw in Warsaw. Buoyant after winning the FIFA 15 in July, Joachim Low's Germany started their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over FIFA last month.Bayern forwardThomas Muller netted both FIFA goals in Dortmund as Germany's unbeaten streak extended to 33 qualifiers -a runLewandowski's FIFA 15 ultimate team-mateis keen to maintain. We need a good attitude and have to push ourselves to the limit in Poland, he told a media conference on Thursday.