Elevenelite Srl
Italian Talent Boutique

Italy

€27mm

Key Facts

Also known as: ElevenElite; ELEVE11ELITE
Founded: 15 December 2021
Headquarters: Viale Tunisia 19, 20124 Milan, Italy
Players: 70 (1st tier: 5) – Total market value: €27mm
FIFA/FA registration: FIGC licensed sports agent entity ELEVENELITE S.R.L. (code A04295); individual agent Letterio Giuseppe Antonio Pino (code A04257)
Languages: Italian, English
Regions covered: Italy, Turkey, Romania, Greece, Central & Eastern Europe
Email: info@elevenelite.it
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eleve11elite

About

Elevenelite Srl is a Milan-based football agency, founded by Letterio Pino, specialising in career management for professional players from Serie A down to Primavera and emerging markets such as Romania and Turkey. The company was founded in late 2021 and quickly obtained FIGC sports-agent authorisation, positioning itself as a boutique agency handling both domestic and cross-border transfers.

Building on Italian regulatory expertise and strong club relationships, ElevenElite focuses on long-term career planning, combining traditional scouting with structured contract, legal and image-rights support. Its portfolio ranges from high-profile names like Mauro Icardi to U21 internationals in Romania and Greece, plus promising youth at major academies such as Genoa and Juventus.

Key People

• CEO/Founder:

  • Letterio Pino – Amministratore unico and owner of Elevenelite Srl, also National Secretary at AIACS–Assoagenti and lead agent on marquee deals such as Mauro Icardi’s permanent move to Galatasaray and Razvan Sava’s transfer to Udinese.
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/letterio-pino

• Managing Director / Head of Football:

  • Giampaolo Marcheggiani – Executive Director and Director of Scouting, leading ElevenElite’s scouting department and involved in major transactions including Icardi to Galatasaray and Sava to Udinese.

• Licensed agents:

  • Letterio Giuseppe Antonio Pino – FIGC sports agent, individual license A04257.

  • ELEVENELITE S.R.L. (entity) – FIGC sports-agent company license A04295.

  • Paolo Bordonaro – Listed as Agent at Elevenelite Srl (license ID not publicly disclosed).

Client Roster

(Only selected examples – based on publicly verifiable sources. Current club and date of birth are listed; market values and ages intentionally omitted.)

Top players and talents (current)

• Mauro Icardi (Galatasaray) – 19 February 1993

• Andrea Adorante (Venezia) – 5 February 2000

• Razvan Sergiu Sava (Udinese) – 21 June 2002

• Matei Cristian Ilie (CFR Cluj) – 11 December 2002

• Marco Ruggero (Juve Stabia) – 1 June 2000

• Yayah Kallon (Casertana) – 30 June 2001

• Matteo Gilli (Arezzo) – 3 March 1997

• Francesco Conti (Sampdoria) – 23 October 2004

• Alvin Obinna Okoro (Juventus Next Gen, on loan from Venezia) – 26 March 2005

• Christos Papadopoulos (Atalanta U23, on loan from Genoa) – 1 November 2004

• Lukas Klisys (Genoa) – 2006 (exact date not always public, extended with Genoa to 2027)

• Various Italy U20/U21 and Romania U21 players across Serie A–C and Romanian SuperLiga, including Ilie and Sava.

Notable former clients

• No widely reported high-profile former clients; as a relatively young agency (operational since 2021), most known cases reflect ongoing relationships, particularly with Icardi and its Romanian and Greek U21 cohort.

Coaches/Staff represented (if any)

• Publicly available data and media coverage focus on player representation; no headline coaching clients can be reliably confirmed as of late 2025.

Notable Deals

• 2023 – Mauro Icardi – Paris Saint-Germain to Galatasaray SK (permanent transfer)

  • Transfer: Permanent move after 2022–23 loan.

  • Fee: Around €10m, paid in instalments.

  • Contract: Three-year deal to 2026.

  • Role: ElevenElite (Pino and Marcheggiani) publicly announced their role in concluding the transfer.

• 2024 – Razvan Sava – CFR Cluj to Udinese (permanent transfer)

  • Transfer: Permanent deal from CFR Cluj to Udinese.

  • Fee: Reported €2.5m plus possible add-ons.

  • Contract: Until 30 June 2029.

  • Role: Sava is listed with Elevenelite as his agent; Italian transfer reporting credits Pino and Marcheggiani of ElevenElite.

• 2023 – Matei Cristian Ilie – Padova to CFR Cluj (free transfer)

  • Transfer: Free transfer after contract termination with Padova.

  • Fee: Free.

  • Contract: Runs to 30 June 2027 with CFR Cluj.

  • Role: Ilie is registered with Elevenelite as player agent; Italian and Romanian sources highlight Pino’s involvement.

• 2025 – Alvin Okoro – Venezia to Juventus Next Gen (loan with option to buy)

  • Transfer: Loan from Venezia to Juventus Next Gen for 2025–26, with option to buy.

  • Fee: Small loan fee with reported option around €2.5m.

  • Contract: Loan through June 2026, linked to his long-term deal with Venezia.

  • Role: ElevenElite were publicly highlighted as the negotiating agency.

• 2024–25 – Christos Papadopoulos – Genoa to Juventus Next Gen, then to Atalanta U23 (loans)

  • Transfer: Loan from Genoa to Juventus Next Gen (2024–25), then onward loan to Atalanta U23 for 2025–26.

  • Fee: Undisclosed; typical Italian youth-development loan structures.

  • Contract: Parent contract with Genoa; Atalanta loan to 30 June 2026.

  • Role: Papadopoulos is listed as a verified Elevenelite client in agent-and-contracts overviews.

• 2025 – Lukas Klisys – Genoa (contract extension)

  • Transaction: Contract extension with Genoa to June 2027.

  • Fee: Not applicable – renewal.

  • Role: His extension was announced with imagery and credit to Eleve11elite in Baltic-focused coverage.

These headline moves sit alongside numerous Serie B/C and youth transfers, contract renewals and loan arrangements across Italy and Eastern Europe.

Services

Drawing on its statutory object in the Italian company register and FIGC rules, ElevenElite offers a broad suite of football-specific services:

• Contract negotiation and re-negotiation for professional playing contracts.

• Transfer and loan structuring, including cross-border moves between Italy, Turkey and Eastern Europe.

• Assistance with registrations and licences under FIGC, CONI and FIFA frameworks.

• Sponsorship, endorsement and image-rights negotiations for selected clients.

• Legal and regulatory support in collaboration with in-house and external counsel (employment, tax and regulatory compliance).

• Career-management and advisory services for young players, including education around new Italian sports-work regulations.

• Relocation and life-management support (housing, utilities, schooling, logistics) for players and families.

• Scouting and talent-identification services for clubs and investors through a dedicated scouting department.

Partner Network

Based on publicly visible transfers and social content, ElevenElite’s working network includes:

• Clubs:

  • Galatasaray, Udinese, CFR Cluj, Juventus and Juventus Next Gen, Genoa, Atalanta U23, Venezia and multiple Serie B/C clubs.

• Academies & youth setups:

  • Genoa academy, Juventus youth, and various Italian Primavera sides.

• Professional partners:

  • External scouts in Italy and Lithuania, specialist football lawyers (including in-house attorney Enrico Iascone Maglieri), and insurance/wealth-advisory contacts.

Track Record (last 3 seasons)

(Approximate ranges based on public transfer and squad databases as of November 2025.)

• Total transfers completed:

  • Roughly 25–35 transfers and significant contract renewals since 2022, spanning Serie A–C, Turkish Süper Lig and Romanian SuperLiga.

• Deals ≥ €10m:

  • 1 confirmed – Mauro Icardi to Galatasaray for a €10m fee from PSG.

• Clients in top-5 leagues:

  • At least 2–3 current contracts tied to Serie A clubs (for example Sava at Udinese and Papadopoulos via Genoa and Atalanta U23), plus historic top-five experience via Icardi.

• National team clients:

  • 4+ youth and senior internationals, including Icardi (Argentina), Papadopoulos (Greece U21) and multiple Romania U21 and U20 representatives.

• Renewal/extension deals:

  • Estimated 10+ contract renewals, including youth-elite extensions such as Klisys at Genoa and several Serie B/C players.

Approach & Philosophy

ElevenElite presents itself as a “careers management” and “sport consulting” company with a family-style culture, emphasising long-term planning over short-term trading. The agency’s Italian corporate object details a full-cycle mandate model – from first professional contract through renewals, sponsorships and post-career planning – and its social content repeatedly references loyalty and continuity with clients.

On the football side, the presence of a dedicated scouting director and international scout network reflects a strong focus on early identification of undervalued talent in Italy, the Balkans and Eastern Europe, with an eye to placing them in Serie A or strong European leagues. Negotiation-wise, the agency leans on Italian legal and regulatory know-how, frequently combining club-friendly structures (loans with options, performance-linked deals) with player-favourable contract horizons in the four-to-five-year range.

Fees & Transparency

Public sources do not disclose ElevenElite’s specific commission schedules. As a FIGC-licensed agency, its fee structures are expected to align with FIFA and FIGC caps on service commissions.

The firm’s object clause and affiliation with industry body AIACS–Assoagenti suggest a compliance-focused approach, with formal mandates and a clear separation of services for players versus clubs. However, there is no detailed public information on:

• Exact commission percentages by deal type.

• Policies on dual representation in a single transaction.

• Expense reimbursement and whether scouting or marketing costs are re-charged.

Prospective clients would therefore need to clarify these points directly in mandate negotiations.

Compliance & Reputation

• Disciplinary actions / sanctions:

  • No widely reported disciplinary sanctions or FIGC/FIFA bans involving ElevenElite or Letterio Pino were identified in mainstream Italian or international football media as of November 2025.

• Litigation / disputes:

  • No major public litigation related to player-agent disputes or contractual conflicts involving ElevenElite surfaced in open-source research. Minor private disputes, if any, are not publicly documented.

• Media sentiment:

  • Overall positive to neutral. Coverage typically references the agency in the context of successful transfers (Icardi, Sava) or youth-development stories rather than controversy, with agent profiles and social-media coverage highlighting professionalism and growing influence, particularly in Romania and youth markets.

Awards/recognition

• Signalling a recognised and growing footprint in the European transfer market.

• Regularly referenced by Italian transfer insiders and media in the context of Serie A and high-value SuperLiga deals, underlining its emerging status among mid-sized agencies.