Beckster International SARL
Monaco Deal Boutique

Monaco

€63mm

Key Facts

Also known as: Beckster International; Beckster International Sàrl
Founded: not publicly disclosed (verified agency since 2022)
Headquarters: 7, Rue de l’Industrie, 98000 Monaco
Players: 57 (15 in 1st tiers) • Total market value: €63mm
FIFA/FA registration: FIFA-licensed agents on staff; Executive Director licensed.
Languages: English; French; Danish; German
Regions covered: Monaco/France; Denmark; Germany; England; broader EU
Email: office@beckster.international
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/becksterinternational/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/Beckster-International-615516409656211/

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About

Beckster International is a Monaco-based football management boutique founded and led by former Denmark international Mikkel Beck. Operating across Ligue 1, Premier League/England, the Danish Superliga and Germany, the firm combines elite-contract expertise with selective scouting and hands-on player care. A lean structure and senior agent involvement in every negotiation are key differentiators.

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Key People

• CEO/Founder: Mikkel Beck — Owner & FIFA-licensed agent
  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikkel-beck-198a9723/

• Managing Director / Head of Football: Daniel Neuber — Executive Director (licensed)

• Licensed agents: Mikkel Beck; Daniel Neuber

• Senior staff: Faizal Daftari — Operations/Support

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Client Roster (teams in brackets)

Top players (current):

• Lucas Chevalier (Paris Saint-Germain)

• Lucas Digne (Aston Villa)

• Nicolai Vallys (Brøndby IF)

• Mileta Rajović (Legia Warszawa)

• Jens Jønsson (AEK Athens)

Rising talents / U23:

• Julius Beck (SK Sturm Graz)

• Yousef Salech (Cardiff City)

• Charles Herrmann (Borussia Mönchengladbach)

• Tobias Lund Jensen (Club NXT)

• Gabriel Larsen (HB Køge)

Notable former clients: not publicly documented

Coaches/Staff represented (if any):

• Charles Akonnor (Manager)

• Joseph Laumann (Assistant Coach)

• Richard Dunne (Coach)

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Notable Deals

• 2025 — Lucas Chevalier: Lille OSC → Paris Saint-Germain; permanent; ~€40m (reports); five-year contract to 2030

• 2025 — Mileta Rajović: Watford → Legia Warszawa; permanent; up to ~€3m; contract to 2029

• 2025 — Lucas Digne: Aston Villa — contract extension signed; new term to 2028

• 2025 — Yousef Salech: IK Sirius → Cardiff City; permanent; reported ~€4m; contract to 2029

• 2022 — Jens Jønsson: free agent/Cádiz exit → AEK Athens; permanent; contract to 2026

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Services

Contract negotiation and intermediation; domestic & international transfers/loans; image rights and sponsorships; PR/branding and media; legal/tax liaison; relocation and family support; performance planning and career strategy.

Partner Network

Club relationships across France (Ligue 1), England, Denmark and Germany; collaborations with scouts, lawyers, physios and marketing partners in Monaco/France, the Nordics and the UK.

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Track Record (last 3 seasons)

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

• Deals ≥ €10m: 1 (Chevalier → PSG)

• Clients in top-5 leagues: 3+ (Ligue 1; Premier League)

• National team clients: France (senior); Denmark (senior/youth); Latvia (senior)

• Renewal/extension deals: 1+ (Digne to 2028)

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Approach & Philosophy

Boutique, relationship-driven representation with direct senior-agent leadership on every file. Emphasis on playing-time pathways and sporting fit, then value-protective clauses (sell-ons, add-ons, options). A 360° care model supports athletes and families through relocations and high-pressure environments.

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Fees & Transparency

Commission ranges in line with FFAR/national rules; dual representation only with informed written consent. Image-rights and reimbursable expenses handled via separate agreements and prior disclosure.

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Compliance & Reputation

• Disciplinary actions / sanctions: none publicly recorded

• Litigation / disputes: none notable in the public domain

• Media sentiment: neutral-to-positive — headlined by a marquee Ligue 1 transfer and steady top-flight placements