11MANGMT (11 MAN Soccer Management)
MENA–Nordic Corridor
Spain €72mm
Key Facts
Also known as: 11MAN; 11 MAN Soccer Agency; 11 Management
Founded: Not publicly disclosed
Headquarters: Málaga, Spain (Calle Doctor Lines 64)
Players: 64 (36 in 1st tiers) • Total market value: €72mm
FIFA/FA registration: Licensed agents on staff (public registers not listed with IDs); operates across Spain/Sweden and GCC jurisdictions
Languages: English; Spanish; Swedish; Arabic; French
Regions covered: Scandinavia; Iberia; North Africa; Middle East (Saudi Arabia, Qatar); Turkey; Belgium; UK
Email: contact@11man.se; info@11man.se
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/11_mangmt/
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About
11MANGMT is a boutique football agency connecting Scandinavian and North African/Gulf talent with European leagues. The group focuses on first-team placements and upward “step moves,” pairing contract work with sponsorships, tax/insurance guidance and post-career planning. A distinct strength is its pipeline from Sweden and Morocco into LaLiga, Süper Lig and the Gulf, with selective placements across Belgium and the UK.
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Key People
CEO/Founder: not publicly disclosed
Managing Director / Head of Football: not publicly disclosed (public staff includes former pro Dalil Benyahia)
Licensed agents:
Falah Alanazi — licensed
Fahad Alqarni Sarih — licensed
Aman Mesfen — licensed
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Client Roster
Top players (current):
Youssef En-Nesyri (Fenerbahçe)
Yassine “Bono” Bounou (Al-Hilal)
Abdel Abqar (Getafe CF)
Aiham Ousou (R. Charleroi)
Noah Sonko Sundberg (Aris Thessaloniki)
Zeidane Inoussa (Swansea City)
Rising talents / U23:
Jeremy Agbonifo (FC Basel, on loan from Lens)
Alexander Thongla-Iad Warneryd (Tromsø IL)
Seydou Sano (Al-Gharafa)
Clayton Diandy (Aris Thessaloniki)
Amin Boudri (GAIS)
Abdullah Iqbal (Mjällby AIF)
Notable former clients: not publicly documented
Coaches/Staff represented (if any): not publicly documented
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Notable Deals
2024 — Youssef En-Nesyri: Sevilla → Fenerbahçe; permanent; ~€19.5–20m; five-year deal
2023 — Yassine Bono: Sevilla → Al-Hilal; permanent; ~€19–20m; three-year deal
2025 — Zeidane Inoussa: BK Häcken → Swansea City; permanent; fee undisclosed; contract to 2030
2025 — Aiham Ousou: Slavia Praha → R. Charleroi; permanent (after loan); contract to 2028
2025 — Alexander Thongla-Iad Warneryd: Västerås SK → Tromsø IL; permanent; ~€0.75m; contract to 2029
2025 — Noah Sonko Sundberg: Ludogorets → Aris Thessaloniki; loan with option to buy; 2025/26
2025 — Modou Seye: SC Braga B → Al-Waab SC; permanent; terms undisclosed
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Services
Contract negotiation and transfers/loans; image rights and sponsorships; PR/branding; legal/tax and insurance liaison; financial planning and asset management; relocation and concierge; performance support; post-career planning.
Partner Network
Clubs and collaborators across: Fenerbahçe; Getafe; Al-Hilal; Aris Thessaloniki; R. Charleroi; FC Basel; Swansea City; Tromsø; AIK; GAIS; Mjällby; DAC Dunajská Streda; Peterborough United; Albirex Niigata.
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Track Record (last 3 seasons)
Total transfers completed: 15+ (first-team and U23)
Deals ≥ €10m: 2 (En-Nesyri; Bono)
Clients in top-5 leagues: 1 (LaLiga)
National team clients: Morocco; Syria; The Gambia; Pakistan; Sweden (youth)
Renewal/extension deals: not publicly highlighted
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Approach & Philosophy
Data-aware and relationship-led: identify value in MENA and Nordic markets, secure minutes at the right competitive level, then structure sell-ons/options to preserve upside. Player care is holistic, with support spanning tax/insurance, family relocation and long-term planning.
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Fees & Transparency
Commission ranges not publicly disclosed. Operates under FFAR and relevant national regulations with written mandates; dual representation used only with consent. Image-rights and expenses handled case-by-case with documented approvals.
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Compliance & Reputation
Disciplinary actions / sanctions: none publicly reported
Litigation / disputes: none notable in public domain
Media sentiment: neutral to positive — regular coverage of marquee MENA/Scandinavian placements
