One Players’ Agent by Paolillo & Carnaghi
Italian Pro Management

Italy

€33mm

Key Facts

Also known as: OnePlayersAgent; One Players Agent
Founded: 2010
Headquarters: Italy
Players: 30+ (5+ 1st tier) – Total market value: €33mm
FIFA/FA registration: FIGC Registro Federale (Italy): Dario Paolillo – A06479
Languages: Italian; English
Regions covered: Italy; Europe (plus select South American talent pathways into Europe)
Email: Not publicly listed
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oneplayersagent/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OnePlayersAgent/

About

One Players’ Agent is an Italy-based football representation firm founded by Dario Paolillo and Luca Carnaghi. The agency is focused on player management and career strategy across the Italian pyramid, with a top-end presence via Serie A representation.
Public profiles indicate the group has been active since 2010 and positions itself around professional contract work, transfers, and long-term client support.

Key People

• Dario Paolillo – Co-Founder/Agent (FIGC-registered and FIFA licensed)
  Bio: Italy-based football agent; registered on the FIGC Registro Federale (DOB 11.01.1990).
  Contact: Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/dariopaolillo/

• Luca Carnaghi – Co-Founder/Agent/Staff (FIFA licensed)
  Bio: Listed publicly as a FIFA agent on social profiles; not found under this name in the FIGC Registro Federale document reviewed (updated 16.01.2026).
  Contact: Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/luca.carnaghi/

Client Roster

Top players and talents (current):

• Federico Gatti (Juventus) – 24.06.1998

• Gabriele Piccinini (Pisa Sporting Club) – 06.04.2001

• Matías Antonini (Catanzaro) – 20.05.2003

• Andrea Cistana (SSC Bari) – 01.04.1997

• Francesco Gelli (Frosinone Calcio) – 15.10.1996

• Jacopo Gelli (Frosinone Calcio) – 11.05.2001

• Simone Cangianiello (Sorrento 1945) – 25.11.2002

• Thomas Vettorel (Cosenza Calcio) – 27.08.2000

Notable Deals

• 2026 – Andrea Cistana: Spezia → SSC Bari (loan) – Fee: undisclosed

• 2025 – Juan Brunet: joined Campobasso – Fee: undisclosed – Contract to 30.06.2027

• 2025 – Thomas Alberti: joined Novara – Fee: undisclosed – Contract to 30.07.2027

• 2025 – Simone Nicoli: joined Trapani – Fee: undisclosed

• 2025 – Emanuele Anastasia: joined AS Cittadella – Fee: undisclosed

• 2025 – Elia Summa: contract extension at AZ Picerno – Contract to 30.06.2028

• 2025 – Mirco Moretti: joined Arzignano Valchiampo – Fee: undisclosed – Contract to 30.06.2027

Fees shown are indicative estimates (not official).

Services

• Contract negotiation and renewals

• Transfers and loans (domestic and cross-border)

• Career strategy and squad planning

• Legal/administrative support (registrations, documentation)

• Player positioning and club outreach

• Youth-to-pro pathway management

Partner Network

• Italian clubs and sporting directors across Serie A–Serie C (inferred from roster footprint)

• Cross-border links for selected international clients transitioning into Italy

Track Record (last 3 seasons)

(Confirmed minimum from publicly visible “joined” movements and contract notes on player profiles reviewed.)

• Total transfers completed: 12+ client moves/joins evidenced (minimum confirmed)

• Deals ≥ €10m: 0 confirmed

• Clients in top-5 leagues: Federico Gatti; Gabriele Piccinini

• National team clients: Federico Gatti (Italy)

• Renewal/extension deals: Elia Summa (02.07.2025); Mirco Moretti (11.06.2024)

Fees shown are indicative estimates (not official).

Approach & Philosophy

The agency appears to operate as a lean, player-first setup, with a clear concentration on Italy as the primary market while maintaining selective international pathways into Italian football.
With a roster spanning Serie A to Serie C and youth profiles, the focus is likely on continuous career management: securing playing-time pathways, structuring renewals, and using transfers or loans to place clients in the right competitive level.

Fees & Transparency

• Typical agent remuneration is commonly structured as a percentage-based service fee and/or fixed consulting fee, depending on representation scope.

• Under FIFA’s FFAR framework, service fee limits and disclosure obligations may apply, but enforceability can vary by jurisdiction and competition rules.

• Best practice: written representation agreements, clear disclosure of who pays the service fee, and itemised expenses agreed in advance.

Compliance & Reputation

• Disciplinary actions / sanctions: No confirmed public sanctions found in sources reviewed

• Litigation / disputes: No confirmed public disputes found in sources reviewed

• Media sentiment: Neutral – limited coverage focused on the agency itself; public visibility is primarily via client activity and standard databases

Awards/recognition

• No notable awards/recognition found in sources reviewed