Also known as: Rondo Football Agency; Rondo Football – Player Agents
Founded: 2019
Headquarters: Locatellikade 1, 1076 AZ Amsterdam, Netherlands
Players: 18 (8 in 1st tier) – Total market value approx. €22mm
FIFA/FA registration: Licensed intermediary – Jos Schrage (Netherlands; license number not publicly disclosed)
Languages: English, Dutch, Spanish
Regions covered: Netherlands and Benelux, Sweden (Allsvenskan), Germany (Bundesliga), wider European market
Email: info@rondo.football
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rondo.football/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rondo-football/
Rondo Football is a modern, Amsterdam based agency built around a multidisciplinary approach that combines football expertise, performance support and data analysis. Founded in 2019 by Jos Schrage, it focuses strongly on the next generation of players and coaches, guiding them from academy level to top professional environments.
The agency positions itself as a new standard in the market, with in house performance, mental coaching, finance and branding services aimed at helping clients grow on and off the pitch.
CEO/Founder: Jos Schrage – Founder, owner and licensed football agent; leads strategy, senior negotiations and key client relationships.
Managing Partner: Jelte Hacquebord – Also Chairman of Touzani Foundation, CCO of SThree, experienced investor.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jelte-hacquebord
Player Care / Head of Football: Danny Post – Former Eredivisie midfielder who now works as a football agent at Rondo, overseeing day to day football operations, recruitment and club relationships.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dannypost_/
Operations Manager: Tjibbe Galama – Runs the operations and responsible for all non-football related departments.
Perfromance Analyst: Gijs Luirink – Former player and coach.
Licensed agents:
Jos Schrage – Licensed intermediary registered in the Netherlands (license ID not publicly listed).
Ernest Poku (Bayer Leverkusen) – 28/01/2004
Stije Resink (FC Groningen) – 28/05/2003
Jorg Schreuders (FC Groningen) – 09/09/2004
David van der Werff (FC Groningen) – 31/08/2004
Guus Offerhaus (Telstar) – 03/01/2001
Matthias Nartey (IK Sirius) – 28/08/2004
Joshua Mukeh (FC Utrecht) – 01/09/2003
Mawouna Amevor (FC Volendam) – 16/12/1991
Emmanuel Poku (Almere City FC) – 19/07/2005
Daniël Beukers (FC Emmen) – 28/01/2004
Maxim Mariani (TOP Oss) – 03/11/2004
Fofin Turay (TOP Oss) – 07/06/2004
Tom Kerssens (Twente/Heracles U21) – 02/04/2004
Jasper Meijster (SC Cambuur) – 03/01/2005
Thuto Mojanaga (Almere City FC U23) – 03/02/2007
Jay Kuiper (Almere City FC U23) – 22/01/2004
Mart Haven (FC Groningen U21) – 21/07/2004
Jochem Nap (SC Cambuur U21) – 12/05/2005
Public sources do not clearly list major former clients for Rondo Football; most of the documented portfolio currently consists of active players and coaches in the Netherlands, Sweden and Germany.
Ruben den Uil (Excelsior Rotterdam) – Head coach, promoted Excelsior to Eredivisie and extended contract to 2027.
Willem Weijs (Jong Ajax) – Head coach of Jong Ajax, previously worked at Ajax, PSV, Anderlecht and City Football Group.
Menno van Dam (FC Emmen) – Head coach of FC Emmen, UEFA Pro licence, previously at Brøndby and AaB in Denmark.
Henk Brugge (SC Heerenveen) – Assistant coach, former youth and academy coach at several Dutch clubs and KNVB.
Joran Pot (Netherlands U16) – Head coach of Netherlands U16; previously won league and cup treble with FC Twente Women.
Tim Bakens (PEC Zwolle) – Assistant coach, ex professional defender with UEFA Pro.
Thomas Verhaar (Excelsior Rotterdam) – Assistant coach and former pro, also known from the Cor Potcast.
Herman Kamminga (Jong FC Utrecht / Netherlands U19) – Assistant coach in club and national team set up.
Paul Nuijten (Ajax U19) – Head coach of Ajax U19, UEFA Pro coach with academic background.
Chima Onyeike (Vitesse) – Fitness and performance coach at Vitesse.
2025 – Ernest Poku from AZ Alkmaar to Bayer Leverkusen – permanent transfer, reported fee around €10m plus add ons, long term contract until 2030.
2025 – Matthias Nartey from SC Cambuur to IK Sirius – permanent move to Sweden, multi year contract regarded as a key step in his development.
2024 – Stije Resink from Almere City to FC Groningen – central midfielder and captain signed a long term deal after breakthrough in Eredivisie.
2024 – Guus Offerhaus from Quick Boys to Telstar – centre back moved into full time professional football and became a regular starter, later part of Telstar’s rise to Eredivisie.
2024 – Mawouna Amevor from FC Eindhoven to FC Volendam – experienced Togolese international defender signed by Volendam, strengthening their back line in the Dutch top flight.
2025 – Daniël Beukers from AZ to FC Emmen – right sided defender from AZ’s Youth League generation moved to Emmen to secure regular first team minutes.
2024 – Joshua Mukeh – contract and role progression from Jong FC Utrecht to the FC Utrecht first team squad with a multi year contract.
2024–2025 – Coaching deals including Ruben den Uil (Excelsior), Menno van Dam (FC Emmen) and Tim Bakens (PEC Zwolle) – head coach and assistant coach appointments and extensions negotiated at Eredivisie and top Eerste Divisie clubs.
Performance support – technical, physical and nutritional training and support tailored to the individual.
Career planning – goal setting, long term career roadmapping and continuous evaluation of progress.
Mental coaching – mindset and resilience coaching to keep players and coaches balanced on and off the pitch.
Guidance – support in combining football with education and personal life, especially for young talents.
Contracts – negotiation and advisory work for club contracts, sponsorships and commercial agreements.
Finance – basic financial planning, investment guidance and access to trusted partners for more complex matters.
Data analysis – collection and analysis of performance data to inform development plans and transfer decisions.
Branding – personal brand strategy, positioning and communication for players and coaches.
Professional clubs in the Netherlands (Ajax, FC Groningen, FC Utrecht, Excelsior, PEC Zwolle, FC Emmen, SC Heerenveen, Feyenoord, Volendam, Telstar, Almere City) and abroad (Bayer Leverkusen, IK Sirius).
Dutch academies and youth setups across Eredivisie and Eerste Divisie clubs.
National team structures within the KNVB and the Togo national team set up.
Performance and data analysts, physical trainers and mental coaches.
Legal, tax and financial advisors in the Netherlands and wider EU.
Media, content and branding specialists for personal brand building.
Total transfers completed: Low double digit number of player transfers plus multiple coaching appointments between summer 2023 and summer 2025, including moves to Bundesliga, Allsvenskan and Eredivisie clubs.
Deals ≥ €10m: At least 1 confirmed deal in the €10m+ bracket (Ernest Poku to Bayer Leverkusen).
Clients in top 5 leagues: 1 player currently active in a top 5 European league plus several coaches and staff at clubs connected to top level structures.
National team clients: Multiple – including Mawouna Amevor (Togo), Ernest Poku and Jorg Schreuders (Netherlands U21) and staff working with Netherlands U16 and U19.
Renewal/extension deals: Several, notably Ruben den Uil’s contract extension with Excelsior to 2027 and other staff renewals in Dutch clubs.
Rondo positions itself as “the new football agency standard”, building everything around the question of who a player or coach can become rather than who they are today. The agency emphasises integrity, long term thinking and a multidisciplinary support structure that goes beyond classic agent work.
Scouting and representation are data informed, with detailed performance analysis feeding into career planning, while mental coaching and personal guidance are treated as core services rather than add ons. Negotiations are collaborative and relationship driven, with a focus on finding the right context for development instead of only maximising short term fees.
Rondo does not publicly disclose its commission structure or detailed fee policy. In line with European market practice, football representation typically operates in roughly the 5–10 percent range of gross salary or transfer related earnings, subject to domestic regulations.
There is no published information on dual representation policies, image rights ownership or expense reimbursement, but the agency’s positioning around integrity and long term development suggests an emphasis on clear planning and the use of external legal and tax specialists for complex structures.
Disciplinary actions / sanctions:
No public record of FIFA, KNVB or other disciplinary sanctions against Rondo Football or its key agents as of December 2025.
Litigation / disputes:
No major legal disputes involving the agency have been reported in mainstream or specialist football media.
Media sentiment:
Overall positive to neutral, with coverage focused on successful moves for young players, coaching appointments at ambitious clubs and national team call ups for clients.
Jorg Schreuders – Eredivisie Talent of the Month (August 2024) and inclusion in Eredivisie Team of the Month.
Ernest Poku and Jorg Schreuders – simultaneous call up to the Netherlands U21 squad.
Several coaching clients, for example Joran Pot, have collected domestic titles and coaching awards before or during their collaboration with Rondo.
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