Representation for young players

From youth football to the first senior contract: we guide young players and their families through the years that shape a career.

Why the youth years are decisive

Between U15 and U19, many decisions are made that shape a career: moving to a youth academy, the question of playing time, first contracts and the jump into senior football. Without a plan, valuable time is quickly lost.

Together with you and your family, we look at where you stand as a player, which path suits you and which club will really help you progress.

How we support young players

  • An honest assessment of level, position and development potential
  • Moving to a youth academy or between two academies
  • Reviewing scholarship and first contracts, always together with the parents
  • Planning the step from youth to senior football
  • Contacts with clubs in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria and Turkey
  • Balancing school, training and football

The step into senior football

The step from U19 to senior football is the biggest hurdle for many talents. Not every player gets minutes in the first team straight away. We look at whether a second team, a move to another league or a loan is the better step, so you gain match experience instead of sitting on the bench.

Representation under FIFA rules

FIFA has strict rules for representing minors. Contractual representation is only possible shortly before the age at which a player may sign their first professional contract, and only with the written consent of the parents or legal guardians. Our team includes Osman Şahan, a FIFA-licensed football agent (licence number 202305-1737).

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

From what age can a young player have an agent?

A conversation and a non-binding assessment are possible at any time. For minors, however, FIFA rules only allow contractual representation by an agent shortly before the age at which a first professional contract is possible, and only with the parents' consent.

Is a move to a youth academy worth it?

It depends on the player. An academy offers professional training and visibility, but also strong competition. Together we look at where you will get the most playing time and the best development.

What if a player doesn't make the first team straight after U19?

That is normal and not the end of a career. A second team, a move to a suitable league or a loan is often the better way to gain match experience.

Let's talk

The first consultation is free and without obligation.
info@allornothing-sportsagency.com · +49 176 61424185

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