Also known as: People In Sport Scandinavia ApS (company)
Founded: 01.04.2008 (company start date)
Headquarters: Jægersborg alle 166, Gentofte 2820, Denmark
Players: 70+ (25+ 1st tier) | Total market value: €47mm
FIFA/FA registration: Denmark (DBU) – People In Sport agents are listed in DBU’s “Registered football agents” directory; DBU notes FIFA agent ID is shown on the FIFA digital agent card (not published on DBU site).
Languages: Danish, English (operations and client base across Denmark/Scandinavia and international leagues)
Regions covered: Scandinavia, Europe (incl. Serie A/Eredivisie), North America (MLS)
Email: info@peopleinsport.eu
Phone: +45 71727361
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/peopleinsport.eu/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/peopleinsport
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/people-in-sport-scandinavia/
People In Sport is a Denmark-based multi-sport management agency that began as a football-focused concept in the early 2000s and formally operates via People In Sport Scandinavia ApS (start date 01.04.2008).
The agency works across men’s and women’s football (and other sports), with a strong Scandinavian pipeline and active placements into European leagues and MLS.
Its football unit blends former-pro insight (ex-players/coaches) with representation, contract negotiation, and cross-border transfer execution.
Mads Winther – Founder & Managing Partner (Chairman/Board)
Phone: +45 20 14 71 72 | Email: Mads@peopleinsport.eu | LinkedIn: available via profile page
Bio: Founder of People in Sport; background across elite sport and leadership/board roles; works across football and handball with a focus on long-term development and performance culture.
Thomas Løvind Andersen – Managing Partner, CEO (Business Development)
Phone: +45 40 23 40 21 | Email: Thomas@peopleinsport.eu | LinkedIn: available via profile page
Bio: Partner since 2018; business development focus; prior international career across trading/finance in London, Geneva and Singapore.
Casper Grønn Spiele – Partner & Football Agent
Phone: +45 25 21 13 88 | Email: casper@peopleinsport.eu | LinkedIn: available via profile page
Bio: Former player (200+ matches) and youth coach; commercial background; career/contract advisory orientation.
Jacob Krüger Andersen – Partner (Football)
Contact details and bio are published on the People In Sport team/profile pages.
Agents and scouts:
Tommy Bechmann – Football Agent
Phone: +45 26 24 29 41 | Email: Tommy@peopleinsport.eu | LinkedIn: available via profile page
Bio: Former pro player (400+ matches, including Bundesliga); later media/pundit roles and business education; joined as agent in May 2024.
Steen Wibe Träger – Scout (Football)
Phone: +45 26 74 27 01 | Email: Steen@peopleinsport.eu | LinkedIn: available via profile page
Bio: Scout/manager since 2009; DBU-trained coach; focused on youth scouting and talent identification (Zealand).
Tim Hilbert – Technical Scout (Football)
Phone: +45 60 56 97 29 | Email: tim@peopleinsport.eu | LinkedIn: available via profile page
Bio: Match analysis/scouting certification; uses football data in player evaluation and internal process development.
Søren Larsen – Player Service (Football)
Phone: +45 53 86 62 29 | Email: Larsen@peopleinsport.eu
Bio: Former Denmark international; later sports therapy clinic operator; joined People in Sport in May 2024.
Line Geltzer Johansen – Women’s Football
Phone: +45 22 44 58 06 | Email: line@peopleinsport.eu | LinkedIn: available via profile page
Bio: Former goalkeeper across top leagues; former national team keeper; now supports women’s players.
Former ownership/founder note (context)
People In Sport has had high-profile football-agent leadership over time; e.g., co-founder Michael Stensgaard publicly announced his departure in September 2023.
Elias Jelert (Southampton) – 12.06.2003
Sebastian Otoa (Genoa) – 13.05.2004
Martin Frese (Hellas Verona) – 04.01.1998
Wessam Abou Ali (Columbus Crew) – 04.01.1999
Mads Bech Sørensen (FC Midtjylland) – 07.01.1999
Christian Rasmussen (Fortuna Düsseldorf) – 19.01.2003
Marcus Ingvartsen (San Diego FC) – 04.01.1996
Callum McCowatt (Silkeborg IF) – 30.04.1999
Elias Sørensen (Vålerenga) – 18.09.1999
Kaare Barslund (Brommapojkarna) – 23.03.2004
Christian Gammelgaard (Vejle BK) – 10.03.2003
Jacob Christensen (Molde FK) – 25.06.2001
Gustav Grubbe (Odense BK) – 27.01.2003
Marinus Larsen (IK Brage) – 30.12.2003
Andreas Lausen (Esbjerg fB) – 15.10.2002
Silas Hald (HB Køge) – 02.09.2006
Nicolas Bürgy (Odense BK) – 07.08.1995
Niklas Vesterlund (FC Utrecht) – 06.06.1999
Oscar Hedvall (Vålerenga) – 09.08.1998
Oliver Klitten (Hobro IK) – 01.05.2000
Lukas Klitten (Hobro IK) – 01.05.2000
Viktor Bergh (Hansa Rostock) – 26.07.1999
Ulrik Yttergård Jenssen (Rosenborg) – 17.07.1996
Jakob Haugaard (Tromsø) – 01.05.1992
Tobias Anker (IK Sirius) – 06.03.2001
Nicklas Strunck (Bryne) – 17.08.1999
Magnus Warming (Nykøbing FC)
Jonas Dakir / Peter Bjur / Samuel Chukwudi
Notable former clients: Not consistently published in a single authoritative public list; recommend validating via archived agency/club announcements before publication.
Coaches/Staff represented (if any): No widely cited public roster for coaches found in the sources reviewed in this run.
2024 – Elias Jelert – FC Copenhagen to Galatasaray – permanent – €9.00m (reported)
2025 – Elias Jelert – Galatasaray to Southampton – loan – loan fee €0.30m (as listed in Galatasaray outgoing loans)
2025 – Sebastian Otoa – Aalborg BK to Genoa – permanent – €2.75m (club transfer record listing includes Otoa at €2.75m)
2025 – Wessam Abou Ali – Al Ahly to Columbus Crew – permanent – €6.40m (arrival fee listing)
2025 – Christian Rasmussen – FC Nordsjælland to Fortuna Düsseldorf – permanent – fee not confirmed in sources captured in this run (verify on player transfer history before publishing).
2025 – Jacob Christensen – FC Nordsjælland to Molde FK – permanent – fee not confirmed in sources captured in this run (verify on player transfer history before publishing).
2024 – Niklas Vesterlund – FC Copenhagen to FC Utrecht – permanent – fee not confirmed in sources captured in this run (verify on player transfer history before publishing).
2024 – Martin Frese – move into Serie A (Hellas Verona) – fee not confirmed in sources captured in this run (verify on player transfer history before publishing).
2025 – Oscar Hedvall – to Vålerenga – fee not confirmed in sources captured in this run (verify on player transfer history before publishing).
2025 – Tobias Anker – to IK Sirius – fee not confirmed in sources captured in this run (verify on player transfer history before publishing).
Player representation and contract negotiation
Transfer strategy and cross-border move execution (Scandinavia to major European leagues, MLS)
Career planning, club placement, and performance support (agency-wide positioning)
Strong Scandinavian club network (Denmark/Norway/Sweden) and outbound pathways into Serie A/Eredivisie/MLS via represented-player placements.
Total transfers completed (documented, top-roster examples): 10+ (incl. Jelert, Otoa, Abou Ali and multiple Scandinavia-to-Europe/MLS moves)
Deals ≥ €10m: 0 (confirmed in captured sources)
Clients in top-5 leagues (current): 2 (Serie A – Sebastian Otoa, Martin Frese)
National team clients (current senior caps shown in captured sources): 2 (Wessam Abou Ali – Palestine; Callum McCowatt – New Zealand)
Renewal/extension deals (example): 1 (Christian Gammelgaard – last contract extension shown as 16.04.2025)
People In Sport’s football unit is built around a Scandinavian talent pipeline and practical football know-how from ex-pro backgrounds, aiming to place players into the right competitive environment early and then scale to international leagues when timing and fit align.
The roster composition suggests a “development to export” pattern: strong domestic representation in Denmark/Norway/Sweden, with selected moves into Serie A, Eredivisie and MLS once players are ready and market conditions are favorable.
Public commission terms are not disclosed on the sources captured in this run; representation agreements and fee mechanics should be assessed case-by-case.
For regulatory context: Denmark-based agents are listed by DBU as “registered football agents”; DBU notes FIFA ID details are presented via the FIFA digital agent card.
Disciplinary actions / sanctions: No public sanctions identified in the sources captured in this run.
Litigation / disputes: No specific public disputes identified in the sources captured in this run.
Media sentiment: Neutral – coverage sampled includes routine business/industry updates (e.g., leadership changes such as the publicly reported 2023 departure of a co-founder).
No consistently documented, agency-level awards were found in the sources captured in this run.
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