Global Soccer Management (GSM)
Scandinavia’s Top Dealmakers
Sweden €47mm
Key Facts
Also known as: Global Soccer Management Sweden; GSM
Founded: c. 2004 (agency states 20+ years active)
Headquarters: Sweden (contact-based); primary contact: patrick@globalsoccer.se
Players: 125 (40 in 1st tiers) • Total market value: €47mm
FIFA/FA registration: Licensed agents
Languages: Swedish; English; Spanish
Regions covered: Scandinavia; Belgium; France; England; Poland; Japan; broader Europe & Africa
Email: patrick@globalsoccer.se
Phone: +46 70-874 04 52
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/globalsoccergsm
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/globalsoccerman/
About
Global Soccer Management (GSM) is a Sweden-based players’ agency with two decades of market presence. The team combines licensed intermediaries, scouts and lawyers, underpinned by a cooperation with MAQS Law Firm to deliver legal, commercial and career support. GSM’s portfolio ranges from Allsvenskan regulars to top-five-league starters, with growing corridors into Belgium, France, Poland and Japan.
Key People
CEO/Founder: Patrick Mörk — Founder & Executive Director
Managing Director / Head of Football: Not separately titled
Licensed agents & senior staff (selection): Jimmy Hermez; Stevan Selakovic; Vicente Amigo; Tonny Westring (Chief Scout); Carl Fhager / Emilio Ramos (Attorneys); Soodad Alucy; Niclas Gidlund; Jonas Carlberg; Aristide Bahin
Client Roster
Top players (current):
Gustaf Nilsson (Club Brugge KV) — CF
Emil Krafth (Newcastle United) — RB
Samuel Gustafson (Urawa Red Diamonds) — DM
Juma Bah (OGC Nice, loan from Man City) — CB
Rising talents / U23:
Pontus Dahbo (BK Häcken) — AM
Timothy Ouma (Lech Poznań, loan from Slavia Praha) — DM
Vince Osuji (Club Brugge) — CB
Coaches/Staff represented (selection):
Henrik Rydström (manager); Anders Bååth (manager)
Notable Deals
2025 — Juma Bah: Manchester City → OGC Nice; season loan; contract to 2026
2024 — Gustaf Nilsson: Union SG → Club Brugge; four-year contract
2025 — Emil Krafth: Newcastle United contract extension to 2026
2024 — Samuel Gustafson: BK Häcken → Urawa Red Diamonds; through Dec 2025
2024 — Pontus Dahbo: BK Häcken renewal to 2027
2025 — Timothy Ouma: Slavia Praha → Lech Poznań; season loan to June 2026
Services
Contract negotiation & transfers/loans
Legal counsel via MAQS Law Firm
Sponsorships/commercial & PR
Career planning, scouting & talent development
Day-to-day/lifestyle support
Partner Network
Club corridors: Club Brugge; OGC Nice; Newcastle United; BK Häcken; Urawa Red Diamonds; Lech Poznań
Track Record (last 3 seasons)
Total transfers completed: 20+ senior moves/renewals across Allsvenskan, Ekstraklasa, J1 League, Ligue 1 and the Premier League
Deals ≥ €10m: Select cases historically; focus on €0.3–5m band and strategic loans
Clients in top-5 leagues: Active (Premier League; Ligue 1)
National team clients: Sweden senior call-ups and other internationals
Renewal/extension deals: Multiple (e.g., Dahbo to 2027; Krafth to 2026)
Approach & Philosophy
Relationship-driven, scout-led representation that pairs Scandinavian and African pipelines with targeted placements in Belgium, France and top-five leagues. Emphasis on legal rigor, playing-time pathways, and measured value growth through renewals and smart loans.
Fees & Transparency
Operates under FFAR and Swedish FA rules; no public fee schedule or dual-representation/expense policy.
Compliance & Reputation
Disciplinary actions / sanctions: None publicly recorded
Litigation / disputes: None located
Media sentiment: Neutral-to-positive with steady Scandinavian pipeline, top-flight placements and international call-ups
