BePro Career Agency
Hungarian Talent Pathways

Hungary

€20mm+

Key Facts

Also known as: BePro Career Agency Kft.; BePro; BPCA
Founded: 2019
Headquarters: Budapest, Hungary (1062 Budapest, Andrássy út 59.)
Players: 20+ (10 in 1st tier) – Total market value: €20mm+
FIFA/FA registration: FIFA licensed
Languages: Hungarian; English
Regions covered: Hungary; Central Europe; Balkans; select international markets
Email: bepro@bpca.hu
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bepro_career_agency/

About

BePro Career Agency is a Budapest-based football representation agency founded by Bence Papp and built around a full-service career model – scouting, career planning, legal guidance, financial advice, medical background, and PR/marketing support. The agency emphasizes an international scouting network and long-term “dual career” planning alongside on-pitch development. Its client base is centered on Hungarian football with additional reach into neighboring leagues and select overseas pathways.

Key People

• Bence Papp – Owner, Managing Director, Agent
  Leads the agency and is listed as the agency’s FIFA licensed member (Owner).

  • Email: career@bpca.hu

  • General email: bepro@bpca.hu

  • Instagram: @bepro_career_agency

• Licensed agents (as publicly listed)

  • Bence Papp

Client Roster

Top players and talents (current):

• Alex Tóth (Bournemouth) – 23.10.2005

• György Komáromi (Debreceni VSC) – 22.08.2002

• Gergely Mim (Zalaegerszegi TE FC) – 23.07.1999

• Ákos Kecskés (Diósgyőri VTK) – 07.09.1994

• Nenad Lukić (FK Voždovac) – 25.11.1992

• Bence Sós (Kazincbarcikai SC) – 08.05.1994

• Roland Vajda (Kozármisleny FC) – 11.04.2005

• Ganbold Ganbayar (KFC Komárno) – 18.10.1999

• Szilárd Bokros (Diósgyőri VTK) – 10.11.1999

• Nándor Tamás (KFC Komárno) – 09.05.2000

• Gellért Dúzs (Budapest Honvéd FC) – 01.12.2002

• Milán Szekszárdi (Paksi FC) – 08.02.2001

• Kevin Körmendi (Kisvárda FC) – 24.07.2002

• Márton Gyurján (Szentlőrinc SE) – 01.12.1995

• Gergő Ominger (Videoton FC Fehérvár) – 04.03.2002

• Szabolcs Dusinszki (FK Csíkszereda Miercurea Ciuc) – 27.02.2005

• Márton Radics (Aqvital FC Csákvár) – 15.11.2001

• Kristóf Papp (Testnevelési Egyetem SE) – 04.10.1998

• Szilard Balogh (AFC Odorheiu Secuiesc) – 20.02.2006

• Máté Papp (Puskás Akadémia FC II) – 12.03.1993

• Mirkó Bozó (Puskás Akadémia FC U19) – 16.06.2007

Coaches/Staff represented (if any):

• No public evidence found of coach representation in the sources reviewed.

Notable Deals

• 2026 – Alex Tóth (Ferencvárosi TC → Bournemouth) – permanent transfer reported at €12m

• 2025 – György Komáromi (NK Maribor → Debreceni VSC) – loan move.

• 2025 – Bence Sós (FK TSC Bačka Topola → Kazincbarcikai SC) – loan move.

• 2025 – Nenad Lukić (club move to FK Voždovac) – transfer (fee not publicly disclosed).

• 2025 – Gellért Dúzs (club move to Budapest Honvéd FC) – transfer (fee not publicly disclosed).

Services

• Contract negotiation and renewals

• Transfers and loans

• International scouting network

• Career planning and dual-career support

• Legal guidance

• Financial advice

• Medical support (prevention and recovery)

• PR, marketing, personal branding

Partner Network

• International scouting system

• Legal, financial, medical and PR/marketing specialist support model

Track Record (last 3 seasons)

• Total transfers completed: At least 5 publicly trackable client moves/transactions involving current clients across the 2024–2026 window (mix of loans and permanent moves).

• Deals ≥ €10m: 1 – Alex Tóth to Bournemouth (reported €12m, 16.01.2026).

• Clients in top-5 leagues: 0 confirmed in current client list at time of review.

• National team clients: Alex Tóth listed as a current Hungary international.

• Renewal/extension deals: 1 confirmed (contract listing) – Alex Tóth shown through 2028 at Ferencváros (pre-transfer reporting).

Approach & Philosophy

BPCA positions itself around widening opportunity through international scouting and a structured support system so players can stay focused on and off the pitch. The agency’s messaging emphasizes longevity – combining medical support, legal and financial guidance, and branding – with “dual career” planning beyond the playing years.

Fees & Transparency

BPCA does not publicly disclose a standard commission card in the reviewed sources. For transactions with an international dimension, FFAR service fee caps provide a baseline framework (subject to local implementation and ongoing legal developments). Typical caps referenced by FFAR include percentage caps tied to player remuneration and transfer compensation, plus restrictions on dual representation.

Compliance & Reputation

• Disciplinary actions / sanctions: No public sanctions found.

• Litigation / disputes: No prominent public litigation identified in sources reviewed.

• Media sentiment: Neutral to positive – largely transactional reporting around player moves; Alex Tóth–Bournemouth is the highest-profile recent mention.

Awards/recognition

No verified awards or formal industry recognitions found in public sources reviewed.