Key Facts

Founded: 2019 (Brazil)
Headquarters: Rua Eng. Roberto Simonsen 122, Petrópolis, Porto Alegre, RS, Brazil
Players: 38 (13 in 1st tiers) • Total market value: €73mm
FIFA/FA registration: Not publicly listed on open FIFA/FA registers; operates under Brazil/CBF jurisdiction
Languages: Portuguese; Spanish; English
Regions covered: Brazil; South America (Paraguay, Ecuador); Mexico; USA/MLS; Europe (Belgium, Portugal)
Email: info@agnfootball.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/agnfootball/

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About

AGN Football is a Brazil-based boutique agency focused on developing South American talent and placing them across MLS, Liga MX, Saudi Pro League and European pathways. Led by experienced operators with club and scouting backgrounds, the firm blends early-career development with senior-market moves for defenders, midfielders and forwards. Its roster skews young, with strong ties to Brazilian and Ecuadorian academies and proven placements into first-team environments.

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Key People

• CEO/Founder: Augusto Nogueira

• Managing Director / Head of Football: Matheus Assaf

• Licensed agents: Matheus Assaf — ID not publicly disclosed; Augusto Nogueira — ID not publicly disclosed; Raphael Costa — ID not publicly disclosed; Lucas Pessanha — ID not publicly disclosed

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Client Roster

Top players (current):

• Bruno Fuchs (Palmeiras)

• Joel Ordóñez (Club Brugge)

• Vinícius Tobias (Shakhtar Donetsk)

• Pedro Vite (UNAM / Pumas)

• Bruno Méndez (Toluca)

• Matheus Nascimento (LA Galaxy)

Rising talents / U23:

• Gabriel Carvalho (Al Qadsiah)

• Justin Lerma (Independiente del Valle)

• Alysson Edward (Grêmio)

• Igor Serrote (Al Jazira Club)

• Tiago Guth (UNAM U23)

Notable former clients: not publicly documented

Coaches/Staff represented (if any): not publicly documented

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Notable Deals

• 2025 — Gabriel Carvalho: Internacional → Al Qadsiah; permanent; reported US$16m fixed + add-ons up to US$22m; four-year deal.

• 2025 — Pedro Vite: Vancouver Whitecaps → UNAM (Pumas); permanent; fee undisclosed; multi-year.

• 2025 — Matheus Nascimento: Botafogo → LA Galaxy; loan with option to buy; through 2025 (U22 slot).

• 2025 — Bruno Fuchs: Atlético Mineiro → Palmeiras; season-long loan; to Dec 2025.

• 2025 — Léo Realpe: RB Bragantino → FC Famalicão; permanent; contract to 2029.

• 2025 — Igor Serrote: Grêmio → Al Jazira Club; permanent; terms undisclosed.

• 2025 — Gustavo Ferrareis: Puebla → Atlas; permanent; terms undisclosed.

• 2024 — Bruno Méndez: Corinthians → Toluca; free transfer; contract to 2027.

• 2024 — Ramiro Benetti: free agent (ex-Cruzeiro) → FC Dallas; free; two-year deal + club option.

• 2024 — Vinícius Tobias: Shakhtar Donetsk — long-term contract extension to 2029.

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Services

Contract negotiation; transfers and loans; image rights and endorsements; PR/branding and media; legal/tax coordination; relocation and family support; performance and video analysis; injury/rehab liaison; post-career planning.

Partner Network

Palmeiras; Club Brugge; Shakhtar Donetsk; UNAM (Pumas); LA Galaxy; Al Jazira Club; Toluca; FC Famalicão; Atlas; Grêmio; SC Internacional; FC Dallas.

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Track Record (last 3 seasons)

• Total transfers completed: 10+ (first-team and U23)

• Deals ≥ €10m: 1 (Gabriel Carvalho → Al Qadsiah, reported)

• Clients in top-5 leagues: 0 (focus on MLS, Liga MX, Saudi Pro League, Belgium, Portugal)

• National team clients: Uruguay (senior); Ecuador (senior/U23); Brazil (youth)

• Renewal/extension deals: 2+ (e.g., Vinícius Tobias to 2029; Joel Ordóñez to 2028)

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Approach & Philosophy

AGN runs a development-first model: identify high-ceiling talent early, secure first-team minutes in the right environment, then structure step-move pathways with buy options, sell-ons and performance bonuses to preserve future value. Negotiations are data-informed and relationship-driven, with heavy emphasis on player care, education and long-term career planning.

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Fees & Transparency

Typical commission ranges are not publicly disclosed. The agency states compliance with FIFA Football Agent Regulations and local federation rules, with written mandates and disclosure of dual representation where applicable; expenses handled case-by-case.

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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 MLS, Liga MX, Saudi Pro League and Belgian/Portuguese placements