Where we stand,
and what we see from there.
Where the story began, and where it is still steered. London is the seat of the agency: mandates, governance, and the door to English professional football, from the academies to the senior game.
France produces footballers the way other countries produce arguments about them. From Paris we follow the national academies and the professional pyramid, and accompany French players at home and abroad — in their own language.
Lisbon is football's old harbour between South America, Africa and Europe. Our Portuguese office reads that traffic daily: arrivals, adaptations, and the careful first European contract done properly.
Italian football still negotiates like a craft. From Milan we follow Serie A and B, the youth sectors of Lombardy and beyond, and the particular patience an Italian contract requires.
Switzerland develops young players early and sells them well — a market of measured steps. From Basel we cover the Swiss leagues and the German-speaking corridor, where a precise file matters more than a loud one.
Eastern Europe remains one of the continent's most underread markets. Our Bucharest office follows Romania and its neighbours: honest values, hungry players, and pathways west for those ready to take them.
From Tallinn we read the Baltic and Nordic leagues — small markets that develop serious professionals, and a corridor west that rewards those who arrive prepared.
A gateway to West African football. From Dakar we work close to the academies and the families, so the first move toward Europe is made on the player's terms — documented, protected, unhurried.
So many stories begin in West Africa, and too many are mishandled at the first step. From Abidjan we work with academies and families across the region so that the journey to Europe starts protected, documented, and on the player's terms.
Brazil teaches the game a particular patience: formation first, transfer second. Our office in Belo Horizonte scouts the Brazilian leagues and state championships, and prepares South American players for the European market — paperwork included.
From Port Louis we watch the Indian Ocean and the southern African corridor — markets the big networks fly over. Quiet ground, genuine talent, and a region we know personally rather than by report.