Also known as: BSM Sport, BSM S.r.l.
Founded: 2020
Headquarters: Rome, Italy (Via della Fontanella di Borghese 33, 00186)
Players: 20+ – €13mm
FIFA/FA registration:
– England (The FA) – Diego Tavano (FARA2792, not authorised to represent minors)
– Italy – BSM S.r.l. (VAT IT15367101003)
Languages: Italian, English (agency communications)
Regions covered: Italy, UK, Balkans, Greece, Malta (based on current client club locations)
Email: info@bsm.company
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bsm_sportmanagement/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brandosportmanagement/
BSM – Sport Management is a Rome-based multi-sport management group founded in 2020 by a team of entrepreneurs, positioned around talent management, legal support, health management, and communications for athletes. The agency’s football activity is led by CEO Diego Tavano. BSM also represents athletes beyond football (including motorsport), reflecting a broader commercial and media network approach than a classic “football-only” boutique.
Diego Tavano – Co-Founder, CEO & Agent
Bio: Former Perugia Primavera title winner, later an Italian futsal champion (Lamaro Roma RCB, 2000–01). Worked in sporting management roles before becoming an agent, with a focus on identifying and managing talent careers end-to-end.
Registrations: The FA registered football agent (FARA2792).
Contact: info@bsm.company (company)
Social: Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/diego_tavano/
Gian Luca Comandini – Co-Founder
Bio: Background in tech, media and communications, with entrepreneurship in blockchain and publishing; leads marketing and communication strategy within the wider BSM group.
Social: LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/gianlucacomandini/
Licensed agents:
Diego Tavano – The FA (England) registration FARA2792
Top players and talents (current):
Edoardo Bove (Watford FC) – 16.05.2002
Norbert Gyömbér (Salernitana) – 03.08.1992
Samuele Vignato (HNK Rijeka) – 24.02.2004
Christian Kouan (Cosenza) – 05.05.1999
Emanuel Vignato (AE Larisa) – 24.08.2000
Joseph Minala (Marsaxlokk FC) – 24.08.1996
Jacopo Tarantino (Monza) – 21.09.2005
Denis Cazzadori (Campobasso FC) – 08.02.2004
Fabrizio Marazzotti (FC Crotone) – 21.01.2005
Francesco D’Alterio (Ternana Calcio) – 11.06.2002
Gabriele Baldi (Latina Calcio 1932)
Matteo Marini (Renate) – 09.03.2006
Andrea De Paoli (AlbinoLeffe) – 06.08.1999
Niccolò Marras (Reggiana) – 03.08.2002
Enea Merlini (Real Monterotondo) – 27.11.2007
2026 (Jan) – Edoardo Bove: AS Roma to Watford FC – free transfer – contract to 30.06.2031
2024 (Aug) – Edoardo Bove: AS Roma to Fiorentina – loan (reported loan fee €1.5mm) – loan ended 30.06.2025
2025 (Sep) – Samuele Vignato: move to HNK Rijeka – fee undisclosed – contract to 30.06.2029
2025 (Aug) – Joseph Minala: move to Marsaxlokk FC – fee undisclosed – contract to 30.06.2026
2025 (Sep) – Francesco D’Alterio: move to Ternana Calcio – fee undisclosed – contract to 30.06.2027
2025 (Aug) – Fabrizio Marazzotti: move to FC Crotone – fee undisclosed – contract to 30.06.2028
Fees shown are indicative estimates (not official).
Contract negotiation and player representation (domestic and cross-border)
Transfers/loans support and career planning
Legal assistance and compliance support
Health and wellbeing support (career management around athlete welfare)
PR, communication and online/offline brand support
Commercial opportunities via broader business and entertainment network
Multi-industry network spanning business, media, and entertainment, positioned to connect athlete needs with corporate opportunities
Club-side relationships evidenced by active client placements across Italy and multiple European leagues
Total transfers completed: 5+
Deals ≥ €10m: 0
Clients in top-5 leagues: 0 currently; recent top-5 exposure includes Bove’s Serie A period prior to his England move
National team clients: Norbert Gyömbér
Renewal/extension deals: 2 notable long-term contracts disclosed via client profiles (Bove to 2031; S. Vignato to 2029)
Fees shown are indicative estimates (not official).
BSM positions itself as a “full-career” management platform rather than a pure transfer broker, explicitly framing athlete development around welfare, legal support, and communications alongside sporting decisions. Its stated model emphasizes professionalism and transparency, using a broad business network to expand off-pitch opportunities while supporting on-pitch progression through club placements.
Typical industry commissions (where permitted by applicable rules) often sit in the low single digits of player remuneration for representation services, with additional arrangements for image/commercial work negotiated separately.
Under FIFA’s Football Agent Regulations (FFAR), service-fee frameworks include restrictions around minors and conflicts/dual representation; clubs and clients should confirm the currently applicable interpretation in their jurisdiction before signing.
Disciplinary actions / sanctions: No public disciplinary actions identified in the sources reviewed; Tavano is listed as a registered agent in The FA register.
Litigation / disputes: No substantiated public litigation involving the agency identified in the sources reviewed.
Media sentiment: Neutral to positive – coverage is primarily profile/interview style around Tavano’s career and client commentary; major negative headlines are not clearly linked to agency conduct in reviewed sources.
Recognised in Italian sports media via founder/CEO profiling and ongoing commentary around clients.
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