Also known as: BC Group; BC Group Agency – Football Players Agency
Founded: 2003 (founder’s switch to agency work); agency activity public since early 2000s
Headquarters: Parma, Italy — BSA srl, Via Casa Bianca 3, 43123 Parma (legal entity on site footer)
Players: 149 (4 in 1st tiers) • Total market value: €62mm
FIFA/FA registration: Multiple FIFA/FIGC-licensed agents on staff (IDs not publicly listed on site): Massimo Manganelli; Leonardo Moglia; Dario Gatti; Vittorio Mariani; plus senior agents/ex-players Giovanni Bia & Emanuele Chiaretti
Languages: Italian; English
Regions covered: Italy (Serie A–C), broader EU placements (e.g., Sampdoria, Empoli, Atalanta U23, Catania, Ascoli, Juventus)
Email: info@bcgroupagency.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bcgroupagency/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bcgroupofficial/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bc-group-agency/
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BC Group Agency is an Italian player agency dedicated to developing prospects into first-team professionals, combining scouting, contract advisory, and holistic support. The firm’s philosophy emphasizes early pathway planning from youth to senior football, with ex-professionals Giovanni Bia and Emanuele Chiaretti leading operations. Services span video analysis, legal/fiscal support, mental coaching, sponsorship/marketing, and wealth guidance.
CEO/Founder: Giovanni Bia — former Serie A defender; transitioned to agent in 2003; Owner
Managing Director / Head of Football: Emanuele Chiaretti — ex-pro; Owner/CEO; FIFA agent
Licensed agents:
Massimo Manganelli — FIFA Agent
Leonardo Moglia — FIFA Agent
Dario Gatti — FIFA Agent
Vittorio Mariani — Licensed Agent
Senior staff:
Riccardo Bia — Executive Director (licensed)
Lorenzo Lazzari — Owner / Executive Director
Alberto Quadri — Chief Scout; Ermanno Maghenzani — Goalkeeper Coordinator; multiple scouts nationwide
Top players (current):
Andrea Cambiaso (Juventus) — Italy international; contract to 2029
Federico Ravaglia (Bologna) — contract to 2028
Alessandro Bellemo (Sampdoria)
Nosa Obaretin (Empoli); Matteo Angeli (Cittadella); Abdoul Guiebre (Ascoli); Andrea Ghion (Empoli)
Rising talents / U23:
Davide Bragantini (Mantova 1911)
Lorenzo Anghelè (Juventus Next Gen)
Paolo Vismara (Atalanta U23)
Gabriele Re Cecconi (Inter U23)
Notable former/other clients:
Selection includes players across Serie B/C and coaches (e.g., Aimo Diana, Luca Tabbiani)
Coaches/Staff represented (if any):
Aimo Diana (Union Brescia); Luca Tabbiani (Trento); Fabio Prosperi; Cristian Serpini
2025 — Alessandro Bellemo: Como → Sampdoria; permanent after 2024 loan; reported ~€2m; contract to 2027
2024 — Alessandro Bellemo: Como → Sampdoria; loan with obligation to buy
2024 — Davide Bragantini: Hellas Verona → Mantova; permanent; contract to 2029
2024 — Federico Ravaglia: Bologna — contract extension to 2028
2024 — Andrea Cambiaso: Juventus — contract extension to 2029
Contract negotiation & renewals; domestic/international transfers
Scouting & talent ID; video analysis; strategic career planning
Legal & fiscal support; wealth management; mental coaching
Sponsorship & marketing; communications support
Clubs commonly involved via clients/transfers: Juventus, Bologna, Sampdoria, Empoli, Atalanta U23, Catania, Ascoli, Mantova, Cittadella, Virtus Entella, Padova
National scout network across Italy; collaborations with legal, tax, and performance specialists
Total transfers completed: 25+ publicly traceable senior moves and renewals (Serie A–C) since 2023
Deals ≥ €10m: 0 publicly confirmed (mix of free/low-fee moves and key renewals)
Clients in top-5 leagues: 2–3 active (e.g., Juventus, Bologna; others fluctuate by season)
National team clients: At least 1 current senior international (Andrea Cambiaso, Italy)
Renewal/extension deals: Multiple, notably Cambiaso (2024) and Ravaglia (2024)
Player-first, pathway-driven model: start early, build stepwise from youth to senior squads, leverage ex-pro insight in negotiations and development planning. Strong emphasis on holistic support (legal, fiscal, mental performance) and frequent on-site contact with players and clubs.
Typical market ranges (often 3–10% depending on representation mandate and jurisdiction). Specific commissions, image rights handling, and reimbursable expenses are not publicly disclosed and handled case-by-case under FIGC/FIFA and club policies.
Disciplinary actions / sanctions: No public disciplinary sanctions located for the agency; note a 2022 administrative appeal by Emanuele Chiaretti concerning registry matters (procedural, not a sporting ban)
Litigation / disputes: No public litigation outcomes tied to BC Group Agency found
Media sentiment: Neutral-to-positive — regular coverage around client renewals and transfers (e.g., Cambiaso, Ravaglia, Bellemo)
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