Britney Spears’ self-proclaimed manager Sam Lufti is reportedly penning a tell-all book about the troubled pop-star’s turbulent personal life.

Sam Lufti - who was banned from seeing the singer by a Los Angeles judge on Friday - has reportedly been asking the troubled singer to dictate her memoirs to him and is looking forward to putting the notes into a book.

"We've been doing dictation," Lufti told a U.S. mahazine. "She's [Spears] been telling me her story, and I've been writing it all down. It would make a great book!"

Last year Lufti quashed speculation that he was planning  to sell Spears' private diaries to U.K. publications for a reported US $2 million.

Meanwhile OK! magazine has revealed that a friend of Lutfi's has attempted to broker a deal on his behalf. 

The statement reads: “Someone claiming to be Sam’s representative contacted OK! wanting to make a deal for his story — despite the fact that he had signed a confidentiality and non-disclosure agreement with Britney,"

“Sam had also previously made several attempts to sell photos he’d taken of Britney in private.