Introduction
England is the most influential football agency market because the Premier League drives transfer fees, salaries, renewals and global media attention. The best football agencies in England are not only intermediaries. They are career managers, commercial advisers, brand builders and club-facing negotiators.
Methodology
This ranking considers public client data, estimated market-value bands, number of Premier League and top-flight players, major transfers, national team players, manager clients, public reputation and compliance record.
Values are rounded editorial estimates. They should be read as approximate market-position indicators, not exact database copies.
Ranking
| Rank | Agency | Estimated value band | Main England strength |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CAA Stellar | Around EUR 2bn | Elite global deals and UK power base |
| 2 | CAA Base | EUR 1.2bn to 1.4bn | Premier League scale and deep player roster |
| 3 | Unique Sports Group | EUR 1.1bn to 1.3bn | English talent, Premier League relationships |
| 4 | The Team, formerly Wasserman | EUR 2bn plus globally | Coaches, Premier League players and global infrastructure |
| 5 | Roc Nation Sports | EUR 600m to 750m | Brand-led player management and UK football expansion |
| 6 | AS1 | EUR 700m to 850m | London platform with Iberian and Premier League links |
| 7 | PLG Agency | Around EUR 200m | Boutique rise, elite UK clients and award recognition |
| 8 | Triple S Sports Management | EUR 50m to 75m | Established UK representation and senior internationals |
| 9 | New Era Global Sports | EUR 35m to 50m | EFL, Premier League pathways and media support |
| 10 | Tier One Agency | EUR 20m to 30m | Boutique UK talent development |
England Market Takeaways
CAA Stellar, CAA Base and Unique Sports Group remain the strongest English-market agencies by scale and Premier League influence. The Team adds major global infrastructure and a powerful coaching angle, while Roc Nation Sports and AS1 show how international capital and brand strategy are reshaping the UK market.
PLG is the standout boutique growth story because it combines a smaller roster with high-profile Premier League clients and recent industry recognition.
Sources
Sources used include FootballAgencies profiles, public FA registration context, club announcements, public transfer reporting, FIFA's Football Agents Report 2025 and public client data.
