La Squadra Sports
Paraguay–Europe Bridge
. Paraguay
€90mm

Key Facts

Also known as: La Squadra
Founded: 2015 (Paraguay)
Headquarters: Asunción, Paraguay (Juan de Salazar 676; Molas López 1698)
Players: 47 • Total market value: €90mm
FIFA/FA registration: FA (England) — Renato Bittar FARA1647; FPF (Portugal) — Renato Bittar 202309-3614
Languages: Spanish; Portuguese; English (working)
Regions covered: South America (Paraguay, Brazil, Argentina); Europe (UK, Spain, Italy, Portugal)
Email: not publicly listed (primary contact via official socials/website)
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lasquadrasports

About

La Squadra Sports is a Paraguay-rooted football agency focused on moving South American talent into European pathways. The group works primarily with senior internationals and high-potential U23s across Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina, placing them in the Premier League and other top competitions. They represent both players and coaches, with a strong footprint among Paraguay national-team regulars and Brazil-based stars.

Key People

  • CEO/Founder: Renato Bittar (licensed football agent)

  • Managing Director / Head of Football: Augusto Paraja (licensed football agent)

  • Licensed agents:

    • Renato Bittar — FA (England) FARA1647; FPF (Portugal) 202309-3614

    • Augusto Paraja — Argentina (registration not publicly listed)

Client Roster

Top players (current):

  • Diego Gómez (Brighton & Hove Albion)

  • Omar Alderete (Sunderland AFC)

  • Gustavo Gómez (SE Palmeiras)

  • Mathías Villasanti (Grêmio)

Rising talents / U23:

  • Diego León (Manchester United)

  • Alexis Fariña (Cerro Porteño)

  • Kevin Pereira (Sportivo Luqueño)

  • Lucas Quintana (Cerro Porteño)

Notable former clients:

  • Fabián Balbuena (Corinthians / Paraguay)

  • Derlis González (Olimpia / Paraguay)

Coaches/Staff represented (if any):

  • Gustavo Morínigo (Head Coach)

Notable Deals

  • 2025 — Diego Gómez: Inter Miami → Brighton & Hove Albion (permanent; reported fee ~€15–17m; multi-year to 2030)

  • 2025 — Omar Alderete: Getafe → Sunderland AFC (permanent; reported fee ~€12m; four-year to 2029)

  • 2025 — Diego León: Cerro Porteño → Manchester United (youth signing; fee undisclosed; long-term deal)

  • 2025 — Gustavo Gómez: Palmeiras — contract renewal/extension to 2027

  • 2023 — Jesús Medina: CSKA Moscow → Spartak Moscow (permanent; reported fee ~€7–7.5m; contract to 2026)

Services

Contract negotiation; domestic and international transfers/loans; image rights and sponsorships; PR/branding and media; legal/tax coordination; relocation and family support; performance support and analytics input; injury and wellbeing coordination; post-career planning.

Partner Network

Clubs and academies in Paraguay (Cerro Porteño, Olimpia, Libertad), Brazil (Grêmio, Palmeiras), and Europe (Premier League clubs, Iberian market); independent scouts in Paraguay/Brazil; sports lawyers in Paraguay/EU; physio and performance partners; marketing/content partners.

Track Record (last 3 seasons)

  • Total transfers completed: 15–20 (senior and youth combined)

  • Deals ≥ €10m: 2–3

  • Clients in top-5 leagues: 2–4 (England primary)

  • National team clients: 4+ (Paraguay)

  • Renewal/extension deals: 3–5 (Brazil & Paraguay)

Approach & Philosophy

La Squadra targets Paraguayan and broader South American profiles that can adapt physically and tactically to Europe, often staging via Brazil or direct Premier League placements. Scouting emphasizes positional versatility, mentality and development runway. Negotiations favor clear sporting projects, structured add-ons and protection clauses, balancing immediate opportunity with medium-term growth.

Fees & Transparency

Typical commissions align with FIFA/FA norms (up to low-two-digit % ranges depending on service scope). Dual-representation is assessed case-by-case and disclosed when applicable. Image-rights and ancillary expenses are handled under separate, pre-agreed schedules.

Compliance & Reputation

  • Disciplinary actions / sanctions: No publicly reported sanctions against principals.

  • Litigation / disputes: None publicly known involving the agency.

  • Media sentiment: Positive/neutral — regularly referenced in Paraguay/Brazil transfer reporting, with visibility around Premier League and Brasileirão moves.

Awards/recognition

  • Client accolades and renewals (e.g., Paraguay internationals; Brazil-based captaincy/leadership roles) frequently cited in domestic press.

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