What can happen if a player uses more than one agent concurrently?

When a player uses more than one agent concurrently, it can lead to sanctions imposed by FIBA. FIBA has regulations in place designed to protect the integrity of the sport and ensure fair representation of players. The use of multiple agents simultaneously can create conflicts of interest, complicate negotiations, and potentially lead to disputes regarding representation rights. Such actions can be viewed as a violation of FIBA's regulations, as players are expected to have a clear and singular contractual relationship with their agent. This helps maintain a structured environment where agents act in the best interests of their clients without overlapping claims or competing interests. Thus, FIBA is likely to impose penalties or sanctions on players who engage in such practices to uphold the integrity of their system.