Founded: 1988
Headquarters: Milan, Italy (Corso Magenta 56)
Players: 55+ (10 1st tier) – Total market value: €45mm
FIFA/FA registration: Italy (FIGC Registro Federale Agenti Sportivi): Branchini Associati S.p.A. – company code S06084; registered agents include Giovanni Branchini (A06249), Francesco Branchini (A21530), Giacomo Branchini (A21945), England (The FA – Registered Football Agents list): Branchini/Branchini Associati listed, Germany (DFB Vermittlerliste): Branchini Associati / Giovanni Branchini listed
Languages: Italian, English
Regions covered: Italy, Europe (incl. Central/Eastern Europe), selective global recruitment
Email: info@branchiniassociati.com
Phone: +39 02 4818700
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/branchiniassociati/
Branchini Associati S.p.A. is an Italy-based football representation firm founded in 1988 and headquartered in Milan. The agency’s current roster spans Serie A and Serie B profiles alongside selected international clients across Europe and beyond. It is widely associated with a traditional, relationship-driven approach – focusing on transfers/loans, renewals, and career management for both established professionals and emerging talents.
Giovanni Branchini – Founder / Senior Football Agent (Italy-registered agent code: A06249)
Veteran Italian agent and the public face most associated with the Branchini Associati brand. Active in senior-level negotiations and strategic career management across Italy and major European markets.
Contacts: Email: info@branchiniassociati.com | Phone: +39 02 4818700 | LinkedIn: Giovanni Branchini (profile listed)
Francesco Branchini – Football Agent (Italy-registered agent code: A21530)
Works within the Branchini Associati structure on player management and transactions, supporting negotiations and operational execution.
Contacts: Email: francesco@branchiniassociati.com
Giacomo Branchini – Football Agent (Italy-registered agent code: A21945)
Part of the licensed agent group registered under the Branchini Associati structure in Italy, contributing to representation and deal support.
Fabio Miretti (Juventus) – 03.08.2003
Sebastian Walukiewicz (US Sassuolo) – 05.04.2000
M’Bala Nzola (Pisa) – 18.08.1996
Oliver Lukic (Red Bull Salzburg) – 22.09.2006
Filip Marchwinski (US Lecce) – 10.01.2002
Kingstone Mutandwa (SV Ried) – 05.01.2003
Giorgio Cittadini (Frosinone) – 18.04.2002
Salvatore Elia (FC Empoli) – 30.06.1999
Arturo Calabresi (Pisa) – 17.03.1996
Duccio Degli Innocenti (FC Empoli) – 28.04.2003
Leonardo Pavoletti (Cagliari) – 26.11.1988
Fabio Gerli (Modena) – 23.12.1996
Nicolò Buso (Catanzaro) – 01.02.2000
Alessandro Confente (SS Juve Stabia) – 07.06.1998
Alessio Cragno (Without Club) – 28.06.1994
Luca Belardinelli (Reggiana) – 14.03.2001
Mattia De Sciglio (Without Club) – 20.10.1992
Mateusz Praszelik (Cracovia) – 26.09.2000
Andrea Vallocchia (Ternana) – 22.05.1997
Leonardo Mancuso (Mantova) – 26.05.1992
Thomas Battistella (SS Juve Stabia) – 29.07.2001
Alessandro Cortinovis (Atalanta U23) – 11.01.2001
Alessandro Galeandro (Lecco) – 29.02.2000
Mario Ierardi (Catania) – 19.02.1998
Óttar Magnús Karlsson (US Folgore Caratese) – 14.02.1997
Luca Tremolada (US Folgore Caratese) – 25.11.1991
Marco Capuano (Ternana) – 14.10.1991
Angelo Ogbonna (Without Club) – 23.05.1988
Gabriele Marchegiani (Gubbio) – 14.12.1995
Nicolò Fazzi (AS Gubbio 1910) – 02.03.1995
No reliably consolidated public list found.
2023/24 – M’Bala Nzola: Spezia – Fiorentina, permanent transfer, €12.60m
2024/25 – M’Bala Nzola: Fiorentina – RC Lens, loan, loan fee: €2.10m
2025/26 – M’Bala Nzola: Fiorentina – Pisa, loan, loan fee: €1.00m
2025/26 – Sebastian Walukiewicz: Torino – US Sassuolo, loan, loan fee: €1.00m (option to buy shown)
2024/25 – Filip Marchwinski: Lech Poznań – US Lecce, permanent transfer, €3.00m, contract to 30.06.2028
2025 – Duccio Degli Innocenti: Spezia – FC Empoli, end of loan (return), contract extended on 03.09.2025
2024 – Fabio Miretti: Juventus extension, contract to 30.06.2028
2024 – Oliver Lukic: Salzburg joined 01.07.2024, extension shown 29.10.2024, contract to 30.06.2029
2025 – Fabio Gerli: Modena extension shown 26.07.2025, contract to 30.06.2028
2026 – Luca Belardinelli: Reggiana loan move shown (joined 09.01.2026)
Contract negotiation and renewals
Transfers and loans (domestic and cross-border)
Player career strategy and positioning
Legal/administrative support (registrations, mandates)
Support with relocation and settling-in logistics
Italy-centric club network across Serie A–Serie C, plus cross-border links in Central Europe and Austria-linked development pathways.
Total transfers completed (publicly traceable from key clients listed above, 2023/24–2025/26): 10+
Deals ≥ €10m: 1 (Nzola – €12.60m)
Clients in top-5 leagues: 4+ (Juventus, Lecce, Sassuolo, Cagliari)
National team clients: at least 1 (youth international shown on profile data)
Renewal/extension deals: 4 (Miretti, Lukic, Gerli, Degli Innocenti)
Branchini Associati operates with a classic relationship-first negotiation model, strong domestic placement across the Italian pyramid, and selective international moves when the sporting project is clear. The current roster mix suggests a blend of first-team Serie A/B representation and talent pathways into Central Europe for development and minutes.
FIFA’s agent framework introduced licensing and standardized documentation, but enforcement of key provisions has faced injunctions and suspensions in several jurisdictions, creating a fragmented real-world landscape. Commissions vary by deal type, jurisdiction, and party representation; any fee arrangements should be documented in signed representation agreements and aligned with the applicable national association rules.
Disciplinary actions / sanctions: No widely reported, agency-specific sanctions found.
Litigation / disputes: No major public litigation narratives surfaced in the reviewed source set.
Media sentiment: Neutral – coverage tends to be transactional rather than controversy-led.
Awards/recognition: Not consistently listed in a single authoritative public source.
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