Elite 19 Sports Management
Paris–Dubai Talent

France

€85mm

Key Facts

Also known as: Elite 19
Founded: 2019
Headquarters: Montreuil (France)
Players: 25+ (10) | Total market value: €85mm
FIFA/FA registration: FIFA Football Agent licence ID(s) not publicly listed
Languages: French, English
Regions covered: France, EU, Middle East, North Africa, West Africa
Email: contact@elite19sports.com
Phone: +971 52 400 1247
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elite19sportsmanagement/

About

Elite 19 Sports Management is a football representation and advisory outfit best known for working with a mix of established first-team professionals and elite academy talent, with strong roots in the Paris region and reach into the Middle East. Its president, Losseni Sy, is described in profiles as a FIFA-licensed agent who moved from grassroots coaching into player representation. The agency’s public footprint highlights Paris and Dubai as key operating points, aligning with a cross-border placement strategy.

Key People

• Losseni Sy – President / Founder

  • Bio: French football agent described as a FIFA-licensed agent; has been profiled as coming from a coaching background in Paris football before building an agency roster that includes top-level internationals and academy prospects.

  • Contacts: contact@elite19sports.com | +971 52 400 1247

  • Social: Instagram – @elite19sportsmanagement

• Licensed agents

  • Losseni Sy – FIFA football agent (licence ID not publicly listed)

Client Roster

Top players and talents (current):

• Moussa Diaby (Al-Ittihad Club) – 07.07.1999

• Youssouf Fofana (AC Milan) – 10.01.1999

• Yahia Fofana (Çaykur Rizespor) – 21.08.2000

• Amine Salama (Stade Reims) – 18.07.2000

• Andreaw Gravillon (Delfino Pescara 1936) – 08.02.1998

• Axel Tape (Bayer 04 Leverkusen) – 10.08.2007

• Rayan Fofana (RC Lens) – 12.02.2006

• Oumar Camara (Vitória Guimarães) – 11.05.2007

• Omar Sissoko (Pau FC) – 18.08.2006

• Mohamed Sylla (Football Bourg-en-Bresse Péronnas 01) – 30.01.2004

• Jordan Poha (Valenciennes FC) – 08.07.2003

• Anis Ouzenadji (ESTAC Troyes) – 04.11.2006

• Ibrahim Traoré (ESTAC Troyes) – 12.03.2006

• Rayan Djahl (Juventus Primavera) – 12.07.2006

• Seydou Konaté (Paris SG U17) – 02.03.2009

• Fouad Halil (Strasbourg U19) – 24.03.2007

• Rayan Abo El Nay (Paris SG U23) – 14.05.2007

• Edem Ghalleb (Paris SG U19) – 23.07.2008

• Mahamadou Tandia (Valenciennes FC U19) – 23.01.2006

• Idriss Planeix (EA Guingamp B) – 15.01.2007

• Idris Amara Sylla (Juventus Primavera) – 15.07.2006

• Alex Teixeira (Le Havre B) – 25.02.2007

• Abdou Fanné-Dramé (Paris SG U23) – 01.04.2007

• Grégory Ayem (Racing Club de France) – 12.01.2006

• Marouane Sahraoui (Stade d’Abidjan) – 09.01.1996

• Mohamed Smaali (FC Paris) – 28.04.2004

• Bilel Sahli (Without club) – 16.04.2003

Notable former clients:

• Not clearly documented in open sources reviewed.

Coaches/Staff represented (if any):

• No consistent public evidence found.

Notable Deals

• 2024 – Moussa Diaby: Aston Villa → Al-Ittihad, permanent transfer, ~€60m, contract to 30.06.2029 (reported five-year deal).

• 2024 – Youssouf Fofana: AS Monaco → AC Milan, permanent transfer, ~€26m (reported), contract to 30.06.2028.

• 2025 – Yahia Fofana: Angers SCO → Çaykur Rizespor, permanent transfer, contract to 30.06.2028.

• 2025 – Amine Salama: Stade Reims → Torino, loan, loan fee ~€0.2m (reported).

• 2025 – Andreaw Gravillon: Adana Demirspor → Pescara, free agent move, contract to 30.06.2026.

• 2025 – Omar Sissoko: Paris FC → Pau FC, loan, contract to 30.06.2026.

• 2025 – Axel Tape: Paris Saint-Germain → Bayer 04 Leverkusen, permanent move, contract to 30.06.2030.

• 2025 – Rayan Fofana: Bayer 04 Leverkusen → RC Lens, permanent move, contract to 30.06.2029.

Services

• Contract negotiation and renewals

• Transfers and loans (domestic and cross-border)

• Career strategy for academy-to-pro pathways

• Visa, relocation, and settlement support (international moves)

• Performance planning and club pathway positioning

• Introduction to sponsorship and personal brand opportunities (case-by-case)

Partner Network

• Clubs and academies across France (incl. PSG pathway) and select EU markets, plus Middle East destinations aligned with client placement patterns.

Track Record (last 3 seasons)

• Total transfers completed (identified from client transfer histories): at least 8 notable first-team or U23 pathway moves involving rostered clients (2023–2025).

• Deals ≥ €10m: 2 (Diaby, Youssouf Fofana).

• Clients in top-5 leagues (identified): AC Milan (Serie A), Bayer 04 Leverkusen (Bundesliga) and academy pathways linked to PSG.

• National team clients (identified): Moussa Diaby (France), Youssouf Fofana (France), Yahia Fofana (Côte d’Ivoire).

• Renewal/extension deals (examples): youth/academy contract extensions are shown on multiple client profiles (where publicly listed).

Approach & Philosophy

Elite 19’s visible strategy looks like a “pathway agency” built around identifying high-upside players early, then engineering club moves that maximize minutes and development, with a particular pipeline through the Paris talent ecosystem. At the top end, it positions senior internationals for high-value cross-border opportunities, including the Middle East, while maintaining a core base in France.

Fees & Transparency

Public fee terms are not disclosed by the agency. In practice, agent compensation is shaped by the applicable regulatory framework: FIFA’s Football Agent Regulations (FFAR) introduced service-fee caps and a “client pays” principle, while implementation has faced court actions and jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction variation, including specific national rules in some countries.

Compliance & Reputation

• Disciplinary actions / sanctions: No public sanctions identified in the sources reviewed.

• Litigation / disputes: No widely reported litigation identified in the sources reviewed.

• Media sentiment: Neutral-to-positive in mainstream coverage, driven mostly by high-profile client moves rather than agency controversies.

• Corporate status note: French corporate registries and legal notices indicate ELITE 19 SPORT MANAGEMENT (SIREN 879469278) was marked as dissolved (date published in notices). Branding and football-facing activity may continue under a different structure, but that would require confirmation from the agency.

Awards/recognition

• No major industry awards or formal recognitions clearly documented in public sources reviewed.