B360 Sports Agency
Nordic–DACH bridge
Germany €25mm
Key Facts
Also known as: B360 Sports; B360 Talents (department)
Founded: 2018
Headquarters: Kurfürstendamm 26a, 10719 Berlin, Germany – with additional offices in Düsseldorf, Lake Constance and Helsinki
Players: 85+ (1st tier: 23) – Total market value: €25mm
FIFA/FA registration: Appears in DFB intermediary transaction lists and Belgian FA intermediary reports
Languages: German, English, Finnish
Regions covered: DACH (Germany, Austria, Switzerland), Nordics (Finland, Sweden, Denmark), wider Central Europe
Email: info@b360sports.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/b360sports
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/b360sportsagency/
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/517LTSWg3lOTV59y8L6FPH
About
B360 Sports Agency SE is a Berlin-headquartered full-service football agency focused on connecting the DACH region with the Nordic markets. The agency, founded around 2018, positions itself as a modern, data-aware and education-driven alternative to traditional German agencies, combining deep 2. Bundesliga and 3. Liga experience with a growing footprint in Veikkausliiga and Allsvenskan.
Operating under the claim “Full Service Athlete Management”, B360 supports players in sport, business and personal development, with an emphasis on cross-border pathways for young Scandinavian and Finnish talents into Central European football.
Key People
CEO / Founder:
Laurent Burkart – Executive Director and co-founder, long-time player agent active in German professional football and international intermediary markets
Email: l.burkart@b360sports.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurentburkart
Directors:
Nikolai P. Burkart – Executive Director, corporate and operational lead from Berlin HQ
Achim Saurer – Executive Director
Email: a.saurer@b360sports.comKilian Falk – Director of Football, responsible for sporting strategy, squad planning support and club relations, based mainly in Düsseldorf
Email: k.falk@b360sports.comJonas Vogt-Kordes – Supervisory Board
Email: j.vogt-kordes@b360sports.com
Licensed agents (names – licence IDs not publicly listed):
Laurent Burkart – FIFA-licensed intermediary working across DFB and international associations
Roland M. Braun – Player Agent (Germany–Austria focus)
Email: r.braun@b360sports.comAdmir Halvadzija – Player Agent, prominent in 2. Bundesliga, credited on deals such as Niklas Wiemann’s VfL Osnabrück extension
Email: a.halvadzija@b360sports.comTomi Linkojoki – Player Agent, Nordic market specialist involved in Finnish and Danish transfers such as Alberto Velásquez to FC Midtjylland
Email: t.linkojoki@b360sports.comMaximilian Beister – Player Agent, former Bundesliga forward leveraging playing experience into representation
Email: m.beister@b360sports.comKenan Kocak – Player Agent and head of B360 Talents, former Hannover 96 head coach with a strong coaching and tactical background
Scouting & player services:
Martin Haufe – Scout (Germany-based lower-league and youth coverage)
Email: m.hauffe@b360sports.comAndreas Beister – Scout (DACH youth and regional leagues)
Email: a.beister@b360sports.comFrederic Beckervordersandforth – Player Service (logistics, everyday support)
Client Roster
Top players (current)
Ron Schallenberg (FC Schalke 04) – central midfielder and key figure at 2. Bundesliga level after moving from SC Paderborn in 2023
Conor Noß (MSV Duisburg) – versatile attacking midfielder/winger with Bundesliga minutes for Borussia Mönchengladbach before moves to Blau-Weiß Linz and then Duisburg
Niklas Wiemann (VfL Osnabrück) – centre-back and defensive leader in 2. Bundesliga, recently tied down on a long-term extension to 2029
Florian Krebs (FC Inter Turku) – central midfielder in Finland’s top flight, ex-Hertha academy and FC Honka playmaker, now key for Inter Turku
Tim Boss (SV Elversberg) – experienced goalkeeper in 2. Bundesliga with a multi-year deal at Elversberg
Rising talents / U23
Matias Siltanen (Djurgårdens IF) – 2007-born Finland international and one of the most talked-about U20 midfielders in Scandinavia after a €1.2m move from KuPS to Djurgården
Roni Hudd (HJK Helsinki / on loan at FC Haka) – 2005-born Finnish forward, already with Veikkausliiga and youth-national-team experience
Gabriel Europaeus (IF Gnistan) – 2005-born central midfielder in Veikkausliiga, regular for Gnistan and Finland youth teams
Lucas von Hellens (IF Gnistan) – 2005-born centre-back, Finnish youth international with a background at Benfica and Marítimo before moving to Gnistan in 2025
Alberto Velásquez (FC Midtjylland U19) – 2008-born Finnish–Peruvian attacker who joined Midtjylland’s academy on a three-year deal from FC Honka
Diego Madritsch (SCR Altach) – 2005-born Austrian central midfielder, signed by Altach on a long-term contract after breaking through at SV Ried
Mathis Bruns (Hertha BSC II) – 2004-born German centre-back, former Union Berlin prospect, now with Hertha BSC II and B360-represented
Notable former or additional clients
Further public data and B360 communications highlight additional names such as Aljaz Casar, whose move to Hallescher FC and subsequent 2. Bundesliga interest received national coverage, and other players with Bundesliga experience in their careers.
Coaches / staff represented
B360 Talents, a department within B360, works with coaches and staff as well as players – the most visible name being former Hannover 96 head coach Kenan Kocak, who is part of the agency’s internal team and network.
Client roster
Top players and talents
Matias Siltanen (Djurgårdens IF) – 29.03.2007
Ron Schallenberg (FC Schalke 04) – 06.10.1998
Conor Noß (MSV Duisburg) – 01.01.2001
Niklas Wiemann (VfL Osnabrück) – 23.02.1999
Florian Krebs (FC Inter Turku) – 04.02.1999
Sean Dulic (TSV 1860 Munich) – 05.06.2005
Nick Batzner (Paderborn) – 15.03.2000
Palko Dárdai (Puskas Akademia) – 24.04.1999
Konstantin Aleksa (Austria Vienna) – 25.04.2007
Julian Eitschberger (Hertha BSC) – 05.03.2044
Imad Rondic (Rakow) – 16.02.1999
Tim Boss (SV Elversberg) – 28.06.1993
Roni Hudd (HJK Helsinki / FC Haka) – 20.01.2005
Soufiane Messeguem (Académico Viseu) – 05.02.2001
Gabriel Europaeus (IF Gnistan) – 14.05.2005
Lucas von Hellens (IF Gnistan) – 05.03.2005
Alberto Velásquez (FC Midtjylland U19) – 02.07.2008
Paul Koller (SCR Altach) – 22.02.2002
Mathis Bruns (Hertha BSC II) – 31.03.2004
Diego Madritsch (SCR Altach) – 02.08.2005
Notable Deals
2025 – Matias Siltanen from KuPS to Djurgårdens IF (Allsvenskan) – reported fee around €1.2m, three-year deal to December 2027, one of the biggest outbound transfers from Finland in 2025.
2025 – Conor Noß from FC Blau-Weiß Linz to MSV Duisburg (3. Liga) – free transfer, multi-year contract, moving a former Bundesliga-experienced player into a central role in Germany’s third tier.
2024 – Alberto Velásquez from FC Honka to FC Midtjylland U19 – three-year academy contract to 30.06.2027, taking a Finnish–Peruvian youth international into one of Scandinavia’s leading development clubs.
2024 – Diego Madritsch from SV Ried to SCR Altach (Austrian Bundesliga) – long-term deal to 2027 for a 2005-born central midfielder.
2024 – Niklas Wiemann contract extension with VfL Osnabrück – centre-back extended until 2029, widely credited to B360 representation.
2022 – Aljaz Casar to Hallescher FC (3. Liga) – contract until 2024, later attracting strong 2. Bundesliga interest.
2020 – Vaso Vasic to KRC Genk – cross-border transfer recorded in Belgian FA intermediary documentation.
2021–22 – Lawrence Ennali employment contract at Hannover 96 – listed in DFB intermediary reports with B360 as intermediary.
Services
Contract negotiation and career-long contract management (first professional deals, renewals and extensions in Germany, Austria, Finland and Sweden)
Domestic and international transfers / loans – especially DACH–Nordic pathways (2. Bundesliga, 3. Liga, Veikkausliiga, Allsvenskan, Danish and Austrian top tiers)
Image rights, sponsorships and commercial partnerships tailored to emerging talents in Germany, Finland and Scandinavia
PR, branding and media training, including podcast and social content via the “B360 – Inside Football – Out of the Box” format
Legal support and regulatory compliance in cooperation with external sports-law specialists, particularly around FIFA’s new agent regulations and national FA rules
Relocation, schooling and everyday life support through internal player-service staff
Performance support via external partners – data and video analysis, position-specific coaching, physical preparation and rehabilitation
Post-career and dual-career guidance, using the experience of former pros in the agent team
Partner Network
Clubs (recent deals and strong ties):
Germany – FC Schalke 04, VfL Osnabrück, MSV Duisburg, Hannover 96, Hallescher FC, SV Elversberg and several Regionalliga / Oberliga clubs
Austria – SCR Altach, SV Ried, FC Blau-Weiß Linz
Finland – KuPS, FC Honka, HJK Helsinki, IF Gnistan, FC Inter Turku
Sweden & Denmark – Djurgårdens IF, FC Midtjylland (academy)
Academies & youth systems:
Nordic academies such as KuPS, HJK, Gnistan and Midtjylland, plus German academies in the Schalke / Osnabrück / Berlin region, based on repeated youth transfers and loans
Professionals around the player:
External sports-law firms, tax and relocation advisors, and trusted medical / physio networks, particularly in DACH hubs and Helsinki
Track Record (last 3 seasons)
Total transfers completed: At least 10–15 documented transfers and first-contract signings across Germany, Austria, Finland and Sweden since 2022
Deals ≥ €10m: 0 – headline fees so far are in the low- to mid-seven-figure range
Clients in top-5 leagues: Currently no players regularly contracted to first-team squads in Europe’s Big-5 top divisions; strongest footprint is 2. Bundesliga, Austrian Bundesliga, Veikkausliiga and Allsvenskan, with some clients having historic Bundesliga experience
National team clients:
1 recent senior international (Finland A)
Several youth internationals (Finland U19/U21, Republic of Ireland U21 and others)
Renewal / extension deals: Multiple confirmed renewals in 2. Bundesliga and regional leagues, including Niklas Wiemann’s long-term extension at VfL Osnabrück and several long-term contracts in Austria and Finland
Approach & Philosophy
B360 positions itself as a full-service, player-first agency that invests heavily in younger players before they break into top leagues. The philosophy leans toward early identification in Nordic markets, targeted moves into strong development environments (2. Bundesliga, Veikkausliiga, Allsvenskan) and step-by-step progression rather than immediate jumps to big-club benches.
On the negotiation side, B360 aims to be collaborative with clubs but firm on protecting long-term sporting perspectives – prioritising stable minutes, pathway clarity and education over short-term fees. The presence of former pros and coaches in the agent team feeds into a more tactical and development-driven dialogue with clubs, especially when planning multi-year paths for U19–U21 talents.
Fees & Transparency
B360 does not publicly disclose its exact commission structure. In practice, remuneration is tied to player earnings and commercial income and must respect the caps and disclosure rules introduced by FIFA’s Football Agent Regulations and national FAs.
Compliance & Reputation
Disciplinary actions / sanctions:
No public record of disciplinary sanctions or suspensions against B360 Sports Agency SE or its key agents in FIFA, DFB or major FA communications as of late 2025
Litigation / disputes:
No major court cases or widely reported disputes involving B360 and clients or clubs; media coverage focuses mainly on transfers and player development
Media sentiment:
Overall neutral-to-positive, with German and Nordic coverage framing B360 as a specialist in scouting and exporting young Nordic talent rather than a mega-agency
Awards / recognition
Indirect recognition through players represented, notably Matias Siltanen being named among world football’s top young talents and highlighted as one of the most valuable players in his age group
