If Colin Kaepernick never plays in the NFL again, he has a future in magazine publishing.The headline grabbing quarterback — who opted out of his contract with the San Francisco 49ers following the 2016 NFL season to become a free agent, and has gone unsigned since kneeling during the national anthem before games — is the guest curator of Paper magazine’s upcoming “People” issue, which hits newsstands Sept. 3.

He’s not the first guest editor for the New York City-based indie culture magazine — other guest editors have included singer Katy Perry, actress China Chow, rapper Gucci Mane and model Emily Ratajkowski — but he’s arguably the one who crafted the most socially conscious issue.

The concept was for each interview subject to share their stories relating to one ofreports.

Maurizio Zamparini sold Palermo to a British group, Sport Capital Investments Ltd, in December 2018.

On January 25, Zamparini was placed under house arrest when accused of false accounting and money laundering.

This is all due to the creative accounting practice that saw Zamparini create a company – Mepal – to own the Palermo brand, which was then sold to a Luxembourg company called Alyssa for €1m in 2017.

Alyssa, it seems, was also owned by Zamparini and the accusation is that he created a €1m boost to the club coffers by using his own money to artificially inflate the value of the ‘brand’ and bypass the Italian financial fair play rules.

Without that extra boost, Palermo would effectively have gone bankrupt in 2017.

The chaos does not end there, as it continues