Also known as: Be Loyal, Be Loyal by GC
Founded: Not publicly disclosed (public brand accounts active by June 2023)
Headquarters: Madrid, Spain
Players: 9 (4 1st-tier) – Total market value: €80mm+
FIFA/FA registration: The FA (England) intermediary registration: IMS000586 (UK, listed in FA intermediary transactions)
Languages: Spanish (public-facing comms)
Regions covered: Spain, Europe, international moves (incl. China)
Email: ginescarvajal@nescarsport.es
Phone: +34-91-308-20-92
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beloyal_gc/
Be Loyal by Ginés Carvajal is the player and coach representation brand linked to Spanish super-agent Ginés Carvajal, long associated with elite Spanish talent and Real Madrid-connected careers.
Carvajal’s background includes entering football representation via sports travel work in the early 1980s, later building a reputation around discretion and long-term trust with clients.
The current roster is compact but high-value, led by Real Madrid players and select professionals across Spain and abroad.
Ginés Carvajal Seller – Founder / Lead Agent
Bio: Spanish football agent active since the early 1980s; widely credited with pioneering representation work in Spain and known for long-term client relationships, including managing Raúl’s career and later advising top-flight players.
Contacts:
Email: ginescarvajal@nescarsport.es
Phone: +34-91-308-20-92
Instagram: @beloyal_gc
X: @BeLoyal_byGC
Industry roles: Vicepresidente 2º at the Asociación Española de Agentes de Futbolistas (AEAF).
Licensed agents
Ginés Carvajal Seller – (RFEF/Federation licence details not publicly listed); FA intermediary registration IMS000586 appears in England FA intermediary reporting.
Top players and talents (current):
Daniel Carvajal (Real Madrid) – 11.01.1992
Álvaro Carreras (Real Madrid) – 23.03.2003
Fran García (Real Madrid) – 14.08.1999
Joel López (RC Celta Fortuna) – 31.03.2002
Borja Alonso (Betis Deportivo Balompié) – 22.04.2004
Óscar Melendo (Shanghai Port) – 23.08.1997
Óscar Gil (CD Castellón) – 14.06.1995
Óscar Plano (CD Leganés) – 11.02.1991
Mario Gaspar (Without Club) – 24.11.1990
Notable former clients (historically linked in media):
Raúl (former player) – long-term association highlighted in Spanish media profiles of Carvajal.
(Media has also cited Carvajal representing top-level Spanish players across multiple eras; specific “former client” status may vary over time.)
Coaches/Staff represented:
Raúl (Manager – Without Club) – 27.06.1977
2025 – Álvaro Carreras: Benfica → Real Madrid – transfer; contract until 30.06.2031; reported €50m fee.
2025 – Óscar Melendo: Cádiz → Shanghai Port – free transfer; contract to 31.12.2026.
2025 – Óscar Plano: Elche → CD Leganés – free agent signing; one-season agreement.
2025 – Óscar Gil: CD Castellón – renewal until 30.06.2026.
2025 – Joel López: RC Celta – renewal until 30.06.2028.
2024 – Dani Carvajal: Real Madrid – contract extension until 30.06.2026.
Contract negotiation and renewals
Transfers and loans (domestic and international)
Career strategy and long-term planning
Club relationship management and placement strategy
Support for cross-border moves (where relevant)
Strong recurring relationships within Spain’s top professional ecosystem, including dealings with LaLiga clubs and major European counterparts (as reflected by client pathways).
International connectivity demonstrated via China Super League placement.
Total transfers/registrations completed (publicly documented among listed clients, incl. renewals): at least 6–8 notable moves/renewals (examples: Carreras transfer, Carvajal renewal, Plano signing, Melendo move, Gil renewal, Joel López renewal).
Deals ≥ €10m:
Álvaro Carreras to Real Madrid (reported €50m).
Clients in top-5 leagues:
Álvaro Carreras (Real Madrid), Fran García (Real Madrid), Dani Carvajal (Real Madrid).
National team clients:
Dani Carvajal (Spain international).
Renewal/extension deals:
Dani Carvajal (Real Madrid, to 2026), Óscar Gil (CD Castellón, to 2026), Joel López (RC Celta, to 2028).
Carvajal has publicly framed his working style around honesty, transparency with the player, and long-term relationships, emphasizing discretion and trust as core differentiators.
The brand’s current footprint suggests a selective, high-touch model: a small roster with several top-club clients and targeted international opportunities.
In line with common football agency practice, remuneration is typically structured as an agreed commission on player earnings and, where permitted/contracted, on transfer-related compensation, documented via representation agreements.
Dual representation and conflicts of interest are generally handled via written disclosure/consent frameworks required by football governing bodies and leagues, with fee responsibility and payment method agreed contractually between parties.
Disciplinary actions / sanctions: No public sanctions found in reviewed sources.
Litigation / disputes: No specific active disputes confirmed in reviewed sources.
Media sentiment: Neutral-to-positive – long-tenured agent profile in Spanish media emphasizes reputation, discretion, and career longevity.
Leadership role within AEAF (Vicepresidente 2º), reflecting industry standing in Spain’s agent community.
Widely profiled in Spanish press as a long-serving elite representative associated with major careers (notably Raúl).
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