Vibra Fútbol
Andes-to-Europe Pipeline
Chile €128mm
Key Facts
Also known as: Vibra Futbol; Vibra Futbol Corp; Vibra Holding SpA
Founded: Operating internationally since the 2010s; U.S. corporate entity filed Apr 18, 2022
Headquarters: Multi-hub model — Vitacura (Santiago, Chile); Lima (Peru); Guayaquil/Quito (Ecuador); Weston, Florida (USA)
Players: ≈ 195 (140 in top-tier leagues) • Total market value ≈ €128mm
FIFA/FA registration: FIFA-licensed agents on staff (incl. Fernando Felicevich, Andrés Lagos)
Languages: Spanish; English
Regions covered: South America (Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Argentina) • North America (USA) • Europe (placements across top leagues)
Email: andres@vibrafutbol.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vibrafutboloficial/
X: https://x.com/vibra_futbol
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About
Vibra Fútbol is a South America–led representation group focused on elite and emerging talent from Chile, Peru, Ecuador and the wider region. The agency emphasizes long-term career guidance, deep club networks and 24/7 player care, operating from multiple offices (Chile, Peru, Ecuador, USA) to connect the CONMEBOL market with Europe and MLS.
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Key People
CEO/Founder: Fernando Felicevich — Owner; FIFA-licensed agent
Managing Director / Head of Football: Andrés Lagos — Director of Business Development; FIFA-licensed agent
Licensed agents (selection): Fernando Felicevich • Andrés Lagos • Juan Pablo Garretón • Sebastián Rozental • Pablo Torti • Mariano Torti • Daniel Behar
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Client Roster
Top players (current):
Felipe Loyola [CA Independiente]
Alexander Aravena [Grêmio]
Marcelino Núñez [Norwich City]
Erick Pulgar [Flamengo]
Gabriel Suazo [Sevilla FC]
Damián Pizarro [Udinese]
Marcos López [FC Copenhagen]
Francisco Sierralta [AJ Auxerre]
Alexis Sánchez [Udinese]
Rising talents / U23 (selection):
Lucas Cepeda [Colo-Colo] • Vicente Pizarro [Colo-Colo] • Marcelo Morales [New York Red Bulls] • César Pérez [Defensa y Justicia] • Kenji Cabrera [Vancouver Whitecaps] • Gonzalo Tapia [São Paulo]
Notable former clients:
Not publicly maintained by the agency
Coaches/Staff represented (if any):
Not prominently disclosed
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Notable Deals
2025 — Gabriel Suazo: Toulouse → Sevilla; free transfer; contract to 2028
2025 — Marcos López: Feyenoord → FC Copenhagen; permanent deal to 2029 (after 2024/25 loan)
2025 — Francisco Sierralta: Watford → AJ Auxerre; four-year contract; fee ≈ €1.8m
2024 — Damián Pizarro: Colo-Colo → Udinese; contract to 2029 (fee undisclosed)
2024 — Alexander Aravena: Universidad Católica → Grêmio; contract to 2028
2022 — Marcelino Núñez: Universidad Católica → Norwich City; contract to 2026
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Services
Contract negotiation: transfers, loans, renewals
Market placement across CONMEBOL, Europe and MLS
Image rights, sponsorships and brand partnerships
Legal/tax coordination, immigration and relocation support
Performance, wellbeing and career-planning support with a global partner network
Partner Network
Recent deals/placements indicate strong links with Sevilla FC, Udinese, Grêmio, Norwich City, Flamengo, FC Copenhagen, AJ Auxerre, Colo-Colo, Universidad Católica, Independiente, Defensa y Justicia, Belgrano.
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Track Record (last 3 seasons)
Total transfers completed: Dozens across Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Europe and MLS (selection above)
Deals ≥ €10m: Limited in recent seasons; portfolio skews mid-market with occasional higher-value moves
Clients in top-5 leagues: Yes — LaLiga, Serie A, Ligue 1, Premier League (via recent transfers)
National team clients: Multiple Chile and Peru internationals active
Renewal/extension deals: Ongoing (e.g., Pulgar extension to 2027 with Flamengo)
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Approach & Philosophy
Relationship-driven representation with a South America–first scouting lens and a clear pipeline into Europe. Vibra emphasizes informed decision-making, long-term development and a global partner network to open multiple pathway options for clients.
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Fees & Transparency
Market-standard frameworks: player-side commissions typically 3–5% of gross salary; club-side commissions negotiated under FIFA/national FA rules; dual representation only with informed written consent. (Specific fee schedules not publicly disclosed.)
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Compliance & Reputation
Disciplinary actions / sanctions: None publicly listed for the agency
Litigation / disputes: None publicly listed involving the agency in 2024–25
Media sentiment: Mixed — strong footprint with Chile/Peru internationals and frequent transfers; periodic domestic scrutiny in Chile regarding influence around national-team selections
