INVSPORT
Iberian Intermediaries

Spain

€66mm

Key Facts

Also known as: INVSPORT (Sergio Barila)
Founded: 2004
Headquarters: Avinguda al Vedat 180, 46900 Torrent, Valencia) Spain
Players: 20+ (5 in 1st tier) – Total market value: €66mm
FIFA/FA registration: RFEF–FIFA Intermediary No. 208 (Sergio Barila)
Languages: Spanish and English
Regions covered: Spain, Portugal, Italy, France, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, England, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan
Email: barila@invsport.com
Phone: +34 609 540 740
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/invsport/
X: https://x.com/invsport

About

INVSPORT is a Spain-based football representation and intermediation group founded by Sergio Barila in 2004, operating from the Valencia area and positioning itself as a cross-border intermediary across Spain and multiple European markets. Their public focus combines player representation with club intermediation and scouting, with an emphasis on international placements and relationship-based dealmaking.

Key People

• Sergio Barila – Founder/CEO (RFEF–FIFA Intermediary No. 208)

  • Former professional player - played as a left-back for Levante or Getafe; leads representation and transactions, and is listed as the main registered intermediary on INVSPORT’s website.

  • Contacts: barila@invsport.com, +34 609 540 740
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sergiobarilamartinez/

• Alejandro Cabrelles – Scout (listed as “FIFA agent” on INVSPORT site)

  • Leads scouting and talent identification; presented by the agency as a key figure for recruitment and network coverage, Valenciana area

  • Contacts: acabrelles@invsport.com, +34 646 793 926

• Simon Cabrelles – Scout

  • Contacts: simon@invsport.com, +34 619 604 475

• Fran Morales – Scout

  • Valenciana area

  • Contacts: fran@invsport.com, +34 680 943 994
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/franenzo_14/

• Javi Delgado – Scout

  • Cataluna area

  • Contacts: javidelgado@invsport.com, +34 666 415 656

• Emilio Remirez – Scout

  • Contacts: eremirez@invsport.com, +34 686 651 005

Licensed agents (as publicly identifiable from sources reviewed):

• Sergio Barila – RFEF–FIFA Intermediary No. 208

• Alejandro Cabrelles – listed as “FIFA agent” (license ID not published in the sources reviewed)

Client Roster (top list, current)

Top players and talents (current):

• Cristhian Mosquera (Arsenal) – 27.06.2004

• Chema Andrés (VfB Stuttgart) – 25.01.2005

• Josep Martínez (Inter Milan) – 27.05.1998

• Nacho Ferri (KVC Westerlo) – 05.10.2004

• Ander Yoldi (Córdoba CF) – 19.11.2000

• Alexander Murillo (CD Castellón) – 06.04.2000

• Serpeta (CD Castellón) – 07.04.2000

• Dani Torices (AD Alcorcón) – 11.07.2000

• José Cambra (Marbella FC) – 28.09.2003

• Víctor Sala (CF Intercity) – 07.01.2004

• Marcos Mendes (UE Sant Andreu) – 26.02.1993

• Christian Albert (Juventud Torremolinos CF) – 01.02.2003

• Ángel Climent (Valencia CF) – 16.05.2008

• Alain Gómez (Valencia CF U19) – 03.03.2007

• Carlos Bacca (Junior FC) – 08.09.1986

• Adrián Garrido (Valencia CF Mestalla) – 28.11.2005

• Edgar Alcañiz (FC Cartagena) – 20.03.2004

• David Montejano (CD Teruel) – 26.08.2001

• David Vassilev (Marbella FC) – 18.06.2001

• Marcos Leganés (UD Logroñés) – 18.08.2004

• Hugo Padín (CD Arenteiro) – 21.02.2003

• Ale Gorrín (CD Teruel) – 26.08.2001

• Rodri Gómez (CE Sabadell) – 21.04.2003

• David Martínez (CD Castellón B) – 08.11.2005

Notable former clients:

• Not reliably confirmable from the sources reviewed in this run (public sources accessed mainly evidence the current client list).

Coaches/Staff represented (if any):

• No coaches/staff representation confirmed in the reviewed sources.

Notable Deals

• 2025 – Cristhian Mosquera: Valencia → Arsenal – permanent transfer; reported deal “worth at least” £13m and five-year contract announced by Sky Sports (Arsenal announcement published 24.07.2025).

• 2025 – Cristhian Mosquera: Valencia → Arsenal – Spanish reporting placed the deal around €15m fixed + variables; Mosquera’s agent Sergio Barila publicly defended the process.

• 2025 – Chema Andrés: Real Madrid → VfB Stuttgart – official transfer; contract until 30.06.2030 (announced 27.07.2025).

• 2025 – Chema Andrés: Real Madrid → VfB Stuttgart – widely reported ~€3m fee.

• 2024 – Josep Martínez: Genoa → Inter Milan – official signing on a five-year deal to end of June 2029.

• 2025 – Nacho Ferri: Eintracht Frankfurt → KVC Westerlo – official club announcement: four-season contract (08.07.2025).

• 2025 – Nacho Ferri: Eintracht Frankfurt → KVC Westerlo – contract expiry listed as 30.06.2029, consistent with a four-year deal from 2025.

• 2025 – José Cambra: Atlético Levante → Marbella FC – Marbella announced a two-season agreement; contract listed to 30.06.2027.

Services

• Player representation and career management

• Transfer intermediation (club-to-club negotiations, placement support)

• Scouting and recruitment support

• Contract negotiation support

Partner Network

• Club-facing intermediation network positioned across Spain plus multiple European markets (as listed by the agency footprint).

• Scouting-led pipeline and relationships around Valencia-region clubs and Spanish development pathways (inferred from roster concentration and Valencia-area base).

Track Record (last 3 seasons)

Total transfers completed (confirmed client moves in roster, 01.07.2023–26.12.2025):

• 14 confirmed permanent/registration moves evidenced directly by “Joined” dates and/or official announcements for rostered clients in this period, including:

  • Mosquera → Arsenal (24.07.2025)

  • Chema Andrés → VfB Stuttgart (27.07.2025)

  • Josep Martínez → Inter (09.07.2024)

  • Nacho Ferri → KVC Westerlo (08.07.2025)

  • Serpeta → CD Castellón (03.07.2025)

  • José Cambra → Marbella (01.07.2025)

  • Marcos Mendes → Sant Andreu (20.01.2025)

  • Alain Gómez → Valencia CF U19 (01.07.2024)

  • Plus additional rostered client joins in 2024–2025 shown on player profiles (Murillo, Torices, Sala, Albert, Garrido, Alcañiz, Vassilev, and others).

Deals ≥ €10m (confirmed / widely reported):

• Cristhian Mosquera to Arsenal – reported around €15m+ depending on source (and £13m+ in UK reporting).

• Josep Martínez to Inter – reported €15m package in reporting (fee reporting varies by outlet).

Clients in top-5 leagues (current):

• 3: Cristhian Mosquera (Premier League), Chema Andrés (Bundesliga), Josep Martínez (Serie A).

National team clients (examples):

• Mosquera – Spain youth international profile referenced in major reporting around his move.

• Chema Andrés – Spain youth international.

Renewal/extension deals (publicly confirmable from sources reviewed):

• Not consistently publishable agency-wide from the sources reviewed in this run (most visible items are transfers and registrations rather than public renewal announcements).

Approach & Philosophy

INVSPORT presents itself as a relationship-driven intermediary combining representation with scouting, using an international footprint and club network to place clients across Spain and abroad. The current roster suggests a practical focus on Spain-based development pipelines plus targeted “step-up” moves into top leagues when opportunities align.

Fees & Transparency

FIFA’s Football Agent Regulations describe a service fee cap framework (e.g., 3% for individuals above USD 200,000 remuneration and 5% at or below that threshold, with higher caps for permitted dual representation). FIFA also outlines conflict-of-interest limits, with dual representation only permitted under specific written consent conditions.

Compliance & Reputation

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

• Litigation / disputes: No specific litigation involving INVSPORT identified in the reviewed sources for this run.

• Media sentiment: Neutral to positive – INVSPORT is cited mainly in the context of high-profile client transfers (e.g., Mosquera), including public comments from Sergio Barila defending the deal process.

Awards/recognition

• No awards or formal industry recognitions found in the reviewed sources for this run.