Network
Who we know — and where.
No fixed territory and no list of five markets. Three kinds of contact, built internationally, plus partner agencies whose reach is global.
Clubs, scouts, academies
Football
Brands, agencies, productions
Brands
Tournaments, shows, launches
Stages
Two sides of the table
Football and brands
A deal does not happen on one side. It happens when both sides of the same table have somebody who picks up.
Clubs, scouts, academies
Football
The contacts through which things in football are actually decided — across leagues and across borders. Not a directory: people who pick up when we call.
Brands, agencies, productions
Brands
The other side of the table: brand leads, creatives and productions looking for a face rather than a reach table. The part that makes Commercial possible at all.
Stages and partners
Where the network reaches further than we do
Two ways outward: places where a talent is seen — and houses whose network begins where ours ends.
Stages, appearances, formats
Events
Tournaments, trade shows, showcases, campaign launches. Places where a talent is seen rather than merely served — and where the next partnership starts.
Global by design
Partner agencies
We work with large houses whose networks reach worldwide — in football as much as on the commercial side. What we cannot cover alone, we cover together.
One desk
Frankfurt am Main · German and English
Everything on this page runs together in one place. That is not a limitation — it is the point.
The base
Frankfurt am Main
One desk where both divisions meet. Working internationally does not mean claiming an office everywhere — it means knowing somebody everywhere.
One address, two divisions
Getting through
No switchboard, no ticket system, no routing through three layers. Whoever writes, writes to the people who will handle the case.
Languages
We work in German and English — in writing and on the phone, with talent, clubs, agencies, brands and productions.
- Deutsch
- English
Working internationally does not mean being able to do everything. Where we know somebody, we say so. Where we do not, we say that too — and ask the network instead of claiming it.