For federations
What you get when you sign a mandate
Six commitments that apply to every mandate we accept, written into the agreement rather than promised in a meeting.
A named, FIFA-licensed match agent signs the mandate and stays on the file through to the final report.
A shortlist of opponents at each level you request. You choose; we negotiate.
No commitment is entered into before you approve a written budget.
Your entitlements are secured through escrow or bank guarantee before the delegation travels.
Third-party costs pass through at cost, against invoices you can audit.
A settlement and operational report is delivered within fifteen days of the final whistle.
Verification
Check us before you sign
Our credentials are held on public registers. We encourage every federation to verify them directly before entering into any agreement.
Typical programme
Two fixtures, one window
Most federations ask for two matches in the same window: one competitive test against a higher-ranked opponent, one winnable fixture for squad evaluation and ranking points. Staging both from a single camp cuts operational cost sharply and lets both matches be sold to broadcasters as one package.
- Higher-level opponent: FIFA ranking band approximately 20–45
- Lower-level opponent: FIFA ranking band approximately 70–110
- We advise against opponents ranked below 110: a win yields little, a draw costs a great deal
- Both matches from one camp: one travel movement, one accommodation base