By Richard Spillett Tony Blair's son Nicky, pictured in 2006, has set himself up as a football agent and could make thousands from the Brazil World Cup The son of former Prime Minister Tony Blair looks set to make thousands off the back of the World Cup after signing up top players to his football agency business. Nicky Blair, 28, starting representing footballers after leaving Oxford University and reportedly made a massive sum from brokering the transfer of Mexican Hector Herrera last year. The players he represents - including fellow Mexican rising star Marco Fabian - could now make the agent even more cash if they perform well at the World Cup in Brazil.
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Ex-PM's son Nicky Blair signed up Mexican footballers to his agency
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He has reportedly already cashed in on transfer deal for Hector Herrera
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The agent could now make more from £10million-rated Marco Fabian
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Fabian's career boosted when brought on in World Cup game yesterday
The money would put @placeholder on his way to emulating his father's growing fortune, which is estimated at £80million.