Also known as: FWD Team, @fwd_team
Founded: 2018
Headquarters: Brazil (São Paulo area – phone code +55 11; exact address not published)
Players: 5 (2 in 1st tier) – Total market value: €57mm
FIFA/FA registration: Not publicly disclosed (no license IDs published)
Languages: Portuguese, English (website available in English and PT)
Regions covered: Brazil, Europe (client active in England)
Email: info@fwdteam.co
Phone: +55 11 98148 1704
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fwd_team/
Forward Team is a Brazil-based sports management company focused on athlete career management, positioning itself as a personalized, dedicated service provider.
The agency highlights experience across Brazilian and international markets and emphasizes multidisciplinary support via legal and financial professionals.
CEO/Founder: Not publicly disclosed in accessible sources (contact via general channels).
Managing Director / Head of Football: Not publicly disclosed in accessible sources.
Licensed agents: Not publicly disclosed (no published license IDs located).
Top players (current):
Murillo (Nottingham Forest) – 04.07.2002
Robson (Grêmio Novorizontino) – 30.05.1991
Thiago Lopes (Esporte Clube Noroeste) – 27.10.1996
Paulo Henrique Ganso (Fluminense) – 12.10.1989
2023 – Murillo: Corinthians → Nottingham Forest – transfer fee €12.00m – contract to 30.06.2029
2025 – Murillo: Nottingham Forest extension – contract to 30.06.2029 (extension date 21.01.2025)
2025 – Ganso: Fluminense extension – contract to 31.12.2026 (extension date 30.05.2025)
2025 – Robson: Coritiba → Grêmio Novorizontino – free transfer
Athlete career management (planning, positioning, decision support)
Contract negotiation and renewals
Transfers and loans (domestic and international)
Legal support (contracts, compliance, documentation)
Financial support (accounting, financial management)
In-house or retained professionals (as stated): lawyers, accountants, financial managers
Club-side relationships: evidenced by client placements in Premier League and Brazil (no formal partner list disclosed)
Total transfers completed: 2
Murillo (Corinthians → Nottingham Forest, 2023)
Robson (Coritiba → Grêmio Novorizontino, 2025, free transfer)
Deals ≥ €10m: 1
Murillo to Nottingham Forest – €12.00m
Clients in top-5 leagues: 1
Murillo (Premier League)
National team clients: 1
Murillo (Brazil)
Renewal/extension deals: 2
Murillo (Nottingham Forest, 21.01.2025)
Ganso (Fluminense, 30.05.2025)
Forward Team positions itself around personalized, dedicated representation, emphasizing decision-making support across an athlete’s career rather than only transactional work.
Its stated model leans on multidisciplinary backing (legal and financial professionals) to reduce off-pitch risk and improve long-term outcomes.
Typical commission ranges: In practice, football-agent service fees commonly fall in the single digits, but the exact terms vary by mandate and jurisdiction (and Forward Team does not publish its rates).
FIFA framework: FIFA has stated it will not enforce commission claims above the applicable service-fee cap for triggers after 1 October 2023.
Licensing: FIFA stated the obligation to use licensed football agents comes into force on 1 October 2023 under the FFAR framework.
Dual representation and conflicts: Best practice is to disclose representation structure clearly and avoid conflicts; no public policy for Forward Team found.
Disciplinary actions / sanctions: No public sanctions identified in accessible sources for the agency name; no license IDs publicly disclosed to verify registry status.
Litigation / disputes: No widely reported disputes identified in accessible sources tied directly to the agency name.
Media sentiment: Neutral to positive – coverage is primarily driven by client performance and transfer interest (example: reporting on Premier League interest in Murillo).
No specific industry awards or formal recognitions found in accessible sources for the agency brand.
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