Concilium Sport
Performance-Led Representation

UK

€30mm

Key Facts

Also known as: Concilium Search Group – sports division
Founded: 2021 (launched from the wider Concilium Search Group platform)
Headquarters: 31 Bury Street, London, United Kingdom
Offices also in New York, Amsterdam and UAE.
Players: 15 (5+ 1st tier) – Total market value: €30mm
FIFA/FA registration: The FA (England) – Tiago Esteves (FA Registered Football Agent), FARA0517
Languages: English (primary)
Regions covered: UK & Ireland, Europe, North America, Middle East, Asia-Pacific (multi-location footprint)
Email: info@conciliumsport.com
Phone: +44 207 397 6600
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/conciliumsport/

About

Concilium Sport was founded by Maduka Okeke and positions itself as a modern representation firm built out of the wider Concilium Search Group ecosystem, combining football representation with high-performance support and data analytics. The agency highlights a “career-first” approach – covering on-pitch performance services, analytics and off-pitch development – alongside traditional transfer and contract work.

Key People

• Maduka Okeke – Group Founder & CEO (Concilium Search Group)

  • Background: Founder of the wider group behind Concilium Sport; corporate leadership and international expansion focus across multiple markets.

  • Contact: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/maduka-okeke-bsc-8711344/

• Jamal Reid – Managing Partner (Concilium Sport)

  • Background: Leads the football representation arm as Managing Partner; positioned as the key operator behind the sport division within the group structure.

  • Contact: Use the official contact channel (company website).

• Licensed agents

  • Tiago Esteves – FA Registered Football Agent (England), FARA0517

  • Notes: Concilium Sport states it has licensed agents approved to work with minors, supported by DBS checks (UK context).

Client Roster

Top players (current):

• Fábio Carvalho (Brentford FC) – 30.08.2002

• Romaine Mundle (Sunderland AFC) – 24.04.2003

• Cody Drameh (Hull City) – 08.12.2001

• Marlon Fossey (Standard Liège) – 09.09.1998

• Lawrence Agyekum (Cercle Brugge) – 23.11.2003

• Cameron Antwi (Newport County) – 07.10.2001

• Enock Otoo (FCI Levadia) – 28.06.2004

• Tanatswa Nyakuhwa (Newport County) – 17.09.2005

• Jessé Costa (Inter Toronto FC) – 28.04.2005

• Leo Black (Tottenham Hotspur U21) – 09.02.2006

• Kai-Reece Adams-Collman (Crystal Palace U21) – 24.10.2006

• Manu Wales (Charlton Athletic U18) – 11.10.2006

Notable Deals

• 2024 – Fábio Carvalho – Liverpool to Brentford – Permanent – €23.4m initial (up to €32m) – 5-year contract (reported)

• 2025 – Lawrence Agyekum – RB Salzburg to Cercle Brugge – Permanent – €0.8m – Contract through 2029 (4-year term from signing)

• 2026 – Tanatswa Nyakuhwa – Cardiff City to Newport County – Loan – Loan through 31.05.2026 (as listed)

Fees shown are indicative estimates (not official).

Services

• Player representation – transfers, loans and contract negotiation

• High-performance support – physical preparation and performance frameworks

• Data & analytics support – analysis to inform development and decision-making

• Off-pitch planning – personal development and long-term career planning

• Youth representation pathways (incl. stated capability to work with minors via licensed agents and DBS checks in the UK)

Partner Network

• Multi-location business footprint used to support client operations and relationships across markets

• Performance and analytics offering suggests collaborations with sports-science, data and athlete-support specialists (presented as in-house or integrated service lines)

Track Record (last 3 seasons)

• Total transfers completed: 12+

• Deals ≥ €10m: 1 (Carvalho to Brentford – €23.4m initial, up to €32m).

• Clients in top-5 leagues: 2 (Premier League – Carvalho, Mundle).

• National team clients: 2 senior internationals (Marlon Fossey – USA; Lawrence Agyekum – Ghana).

• Renewal/extension deals: 1 publicly visible example – Fossey extension at Standard Liège (23.05.2023).

Fees shown are indicative estimates (not official).

Approach & Philosophy

Concilium Sport presents a hybrid model – combining representation with performance services and analytics to support both player development and decision-making. Their messaging emphasises long-term career planning, including structured off-pitch support alongside football-facing services.

Fees & Transparency

Typical commissions in football vary by jurisdiction and deal type, but any service-fee approach is increasingly framed by FIFA’s Football Agent Regulations (FFAR) and national implementation. FFAR introduced service-fee caps (e.g., caps tied to player remuneration bands and a cap tied to transfer compensation for releasing-club representation), though parts of FFAR – including the service fee cap and restrictions on double representation – have been subject to court injunction proceedings and ongoing legal debate.
Practical takeaway: expect any agency working internationally to operate with (a) clear written representation agreements, (b) conflict-of-interest controls for dual representation, and (c) invoice-based fee collection where applicable.

Compliance & Reputation

• Disciplinary actions / sanctions: No public disciplinary actions identified in the accessible sources reviewed for this entry.

• Litigation / disputes: No specific public disputes identified in the accessible sources reviewed for this entry.

• Media sentiment: Neutral to positive – most coverage surfaces around client moves rather than controversy (e.g., Carvalho’s reported transfer terms widely covered by major outlets).

Awards/recognition

• Built from the wider Concilium Search Group platform, which promotes itself as a “Queen’s Awards” winning organisation (2021 reference in its positioning).