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GANGSTER Robert Kelbie revealed he is working for heavyweight boxing champ Tyson Fury.
Kelbie, 36, also claims to represent super middleweight Billy Joe Saunders.
It comes after the ex-fighter showed Fury, 32, around Scotland during a whistle-stop tour last week.
He has also become close friends with Saunders, 32.
On Instagram Kelbie now describes himself as “commercial director of talent for team Fury/Saunders”.
Both fighters are managed by controversial MTK Global which Kelbie has also been helping to promote.
The boxing super-firm was originally founded by Irish mobster Daniel Kinahan.
We told how Kelbie, Fury and his Love Island star brother Tommy, 21, had a break in Edinburgh last Wednesday.
The following day they met up with fraudster Barry Hughes before enjoying a Loch Lomond speedboat jaunt and a night at the plush Gleneagles resort in Perthshire.
Kelbie, who admitted a £145,000 mortgage fraud in 2012, has survived three assassination attempts.
He has been at war with an Edinburgh drugs baron for over a decade.
Fury defeated American star Deontay Wilder, 34, to become heavyweight champ in February.
Kelbie, 36, also claims to represent super middleweight Billy Joe Saunders.
It comes after the ex-fighter showed Fury, 32, around Scotland during a whistle-stop tour last week.
He has also become close friends with Saunders, 32.
On Instagram Kelbie now describes himself as “commercial director of talent for team Fury/Saunders”.
Both fighters are managed by controversial MTK Global which Kelbie has also been helping to promote.
The boxing super-firm was originally founded by Irish mobster Daniel Kinahan.
We told how Kelbie, Fury and his Love Island star brother Tommy, 21, had a break in Edinburgh last Wednesday.
The following day they met up with fraudster Barry Hughes before enjoying a Loch Lomond speedboat jaunt and a night at the plush Gleneagles resort in Perthshire.
Kelbie, who admitted a £145,000 mortgage fraud in 2012, has survived three assassination attempts.
He has been at war with an Edinburgh drugs baron for over a decade.
Fury defeated American star Deontay Wilder, 34, to become heavyweight champ in February.
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