Also known as: Clever One, Clever1
Founded: December 2022
Headquarters: Boulogne-Billancourt (Paris area), France
Players: 5+ (3 1st tier) – Total market value: €20mm
FIFA/FA registration: France – FFF licensed agent listing includes Ousmane Camara (Clever One) (licence ID not published on the public list)
Languages: French, English
Regions covered: France, wider Europe, Middle East (based on client placements)
Email: contact@clever1-agency.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clever1.agency/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/clever-one-agency/
Clever One Agency is a France-based football representation firm focused on supporting player careers with a “full potential” and long-term development angle. It positions itself around end-to-end services for professional footballers and career planning over a multi-year horizon.
Gadiri Camara – CEO/Founder (legal representative listed as Camara Mangue in French company registry)
Bio: Leads Clever One Agency and has been referenced in major-transfer coverage as an agent involved at top level.
Contact: Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/gadiricamarajr/
Ousmane Camara – Licensed agent (France)
Bio: Listed on the French FA (FFF) public agent directory under Clever One and active across youth-to-pro pathways and cross-border moves.
Contact: Email – o.camara@clever1-agency.com
Licensed agents (names + licence IDs)
Ousmane Camara – France (FFF public list; licence ID not published on the public entry)
Top players and talents (current):
Kader Meïté (Al-Hilal) – 11.10.2007
Ibrahima Diaby (Cercle Brugge) – 17.03.2007
Aladji Bamba (AS Monaco) – 14.07.2006
Boubacar Fofana (FC Sochaux) – 07.09.1998
Mathys Houdayer (Stade Lavallois B) – 30.04.2005
Mohamed Diaby (FC Gueugnon B) – 14.03.2004
Paul Kley (FC Montfermeil U19) – 05.05.2007
Notable former clients:
No widely documented former-client list found in the reviewed public material.
Coaches/Staff represented (if any):
Kaba Diawara (Free agent) – 16.12.1975
2026 – Kader Meïté – Stade Rennais FC to Al-Hilal – permanent transfer – reported fee around €30m – contract to 30.06.2029
2025 – Ibrahima Diaby – PSG youth to Cercle Brugge – permanent transfer – free transfer – contract to 30.06.2029 (+1y club option)
2025 – Boubacar Fofana – move to FC Sochaux – transfer type/fee €?m (undisclosed) – contract to 30.06.2027
Fees shown are indicative estimates (not official).
Player representation and contract negotiation
Transfer strategy and intermediation support
Career planning and long-term development support
Support services around the athlete (positioned as a “complete range of services”)
Club and academy touchpoints visible via client development pathways (examples include Stade Rennais FC academy, AS Monaco academy, PSG youth)
Cross-border placement footprint evidenced by moves/registrations in Belgium and Saudi Arabia
Total transfers completed: 3 publicly evidenced client club moves (named below)
2026: Kader Meïté to Al-Hilal – €?m (undisclosed)
2025: Ibrahima Diaby to Cercle Brugge – €?m (undisclosed)
2025: Boubacar Fofana to FC Sochaux – €?m (undisclosed)
Deals ≥ €10m: 1 (Meïté)
Clients in top-5 leagues: 1 (Aladji Bamba at AS Monaco – Ligue 1)
National team clients: 2 youth internationals explicitly listed
Kader Meïté – France U21
Aladji Bamba – France U20
Renewal/extension deals: No clearly sourced renewals/extensions identified in the reviewed material for this run
Fees shown are indicative estimates (not official).
Clever One frames its work around unlocking player potential through comprehensive support, positioning itself as a long-term career partner rather than only a deal-focused intermediary. The agency messaging emphasizes multi-year planning and a broad service wrap for professional footballers.
Typical agent remuneration in football commonly ranges ~3%–10% depending on market, player level, and services (varies by jurisdiction and deal structure).
Clever One does not publicly disclose a standard commission card; fees should be confirmed case-by-case in representation agreements.
FFAR note: FIFA’s Football Agent Regulations introduce requirements around written representation agreements, fee/commission principles, and transparency obligations, but practical application can vary by jurisdiction and legal status.
Disciplinary actions / sanctions: No public sanctions identified in the reviewed material.
Litigation / disputes: No public litigation identified in the reviewed material.
Media sentiment: Neutral to positive – mainstream coverage references the agency’s leadership in an agent-context around high-profile market activity.
No major industry awards or formal recognitions found in the reviewed public material.
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