Rich Paul says that white American athletes don’t trust black sports agents, but admits international players like his client Jusuf Nurkic ‘have a different outlook’

Rich Paul believes white American athletes don’t trust black sports agents, as he said on a radio program on Tuesday.

Known as LeBron James’ longtime agent, Paul has created a basketball empire with his Klutch Sports Group, which represents many other players in the NBA.

Yet there is a certain demographic he can’t seem to crack.

“I was talking to a friend of mine who works in sports, and he said that no matter how successful Rich Paul is, white athletes and white families don’t trust a black sports agent,” Clay Cane told Paul on “The Clay stick Show’

“So I wanted to know: Is that your – is that an accurate statement?

Paul said he has one white European client: Bosnian Jusuf Nurkic

“That’s right, yes,” Paul replied.

‘They are not international players, because international players actually have a different view on it…. But if you grew up in Indiana or Georgia, or Oklahoma, or even Ohio, for that matter. Yes No.’

‘You would think there would be a line down the street, but there isn’t. Yes.’

Paul said he has one white client: Jusuf Nurkic of the Suns, who is from Bosnia.

Paul has been in a relationship with British pop star Adele since 2021. They can be seen here at the Grammys

The 41-year-old’s agency has become a major player in the NBA, with the likes of Trae Young, De’Aaron Fox and Anthony Davis among its clients.

Paul has also been in a relationship with pop star Adele since 2021.

He documented his rise to success in his just-released memoir, “Lucky Me.”