They’re allowed to earn passive income for their name,image, likeness, but they can’t actively provide labor or a service, etc. If someone wants to pay them to use their image on a shirt or poster for example, they can, but the athlete can’t be involved in any way in the sales or promotion of the item, not even to tell friends about the items. They have to be really careful not to be actively involved or they could risk losing their visa. But this way buying Cliff, Mag, Oscar, Emanuel, etc. gear would benefit them financially.I thought cliff and mag coukdnt make $
Buy em.
So technically someone could walk up to him and say, hello sir, can I give you $20,000 for a bag of shirts with your name on them? Where them he could say, why yes you can!They’re allowed to earn passive income for their name,image, likeness, but they can’t actively provide labor or a service, etc. If someone wants to pay them to use their image on a shirt or poster or sell their jersey replica, for example, they can, but the athlete can’t be involved in any way in the sales or promotion of the item, not even to tell friends about the items. They have to be really careful not to be actively involved or they could risk losing their visa.
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