Andreas Pereira joins Ronaldo Fenômeno’s sports agency | OneFootball

Midfielder Andreas Pereira, from Palmeiras, is the newest client of Octagon Latam, the sports marketing agency owned by Ronaldo Fenômeno, former player and entrepreneur. The partnership includes the management and development of commercial opportunities for the athlete in Brazil.

“Andreas has the athlete profile that Octagon seeks to walk alongside: he is talented, highly professional, and has a vision for the future. We are very happy to have him on our team,” highlighted Ronaldo.

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With this agreement, the 29-year-old player joins other standouts such as Gabriel Jesus, Tamires Dias, Rodrygo Goes, Rodrigo Garro, Vitor Belfort, and Davi Belfort. The partnership aims to develop long-term strategies and promote the legacy of emerging talents on the global sports scene.

“I am very happy to announce this partnership with Octagon, Ronaldo Fenômeno’s agency. Having the support of such an experienced team is an important step in my career and gives me even more motivation to keep moving forward in pursuit of my goals,” commented Andreas.

Arrival at Palmeiras

After a stint in Europe, Andreas Pereira returned to Brazil in 2025 to play for Palmeiras, with a contract until 2028. He quickly established himself as a starter in the team led by coach Abel Ferreira and is looking forward to representing the Brazilian National Team again.

About Andreas Pereira

Born to Brazilian parents, Andreas Pereira was born in Duffel, Belgium, in 1996. He began his development in the youth ranks of Belgian football, playing for local clubs before joining the PSV Eindhoven academy in the Netherlands. His technical evolution and versatility led him to Manchester United, where he was promoted to the professional team in 2014.

While still young, Andreas represented the Belgian national team from U-15 to U-17, but chose to play for his family’s country of origin, joining Brazil’s U-20 and U-23 teams, eventually reaching the senior Brazilian National Team.

Throughout his career, he has worn the shirts of Granada and Valencia (Spain), Lazio (Italy), and Fulham (England), gaining experience in the top European leagues.

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