🤑Transfer market kings: Italian agents and 2025's big deals | OneFootball

The summer 2025 transfer market closed just over a week ago and left behind not only sensational transfers, but above all record numbers on the front of commissions to agents.

In an era where sports agents are now central figures, their deals have a direct impact on the club's balance sheets. Italian agencies, in particular, have confirmed their leading role, imposing themselves not only at a national level but also internationally.

GR Sports, World Soccer Agency, TMP Soccer, GG11, MM Management and other entities have orchestrated operations worth tens of millions, consolidating their prestige.

Behind every transfer, from Lorenzo Lucca's move to Napoli to Dzeko's return to Serie A, there is a precise strategy, made of relationships, vision, and the ability to move in an increasingly global market.

GR Sports

Giuseppe Riso's GR Sports continues to dominate the scene with a total value of the players represented of almost 400 million euros.

Moves like Lorenzo Lucca to Napoli (35 million) and Honest Ahanor to Atalanta (17 million), not to mention Man's move from Parma to PSV for 8.5 million, have confirmed the agency's contractual strength.

World Soccer Agency

Alessandro Lucci and his World Soccer Agency have placed eight operations, including Roberto Piccoli to Fiorentina for 25 million and Strefezza to Olympiakos for 8 million.

There are also free transfers, like those of Edin Dzeko and Joaquin Correa, which demonstrate the agency's ability to move skillfully in different markets.

TMP Soccer

Founded by Montipò, Pari and Tinti, TMP Soccer ranks among the most solid agencies. In the market that has just ended, the two operations with Atletico Madrid were the main ones.

We are talking about the transfers of Matteo Ruggeri and Giacomo Raspadori respectively from Atalanta and Napoli to the Colchoneros for 20 million and 26 million euros

GG11

The Giuffrida brothers have completed significant deals: Hamed Traoré to Marseille, Bonsu Baah to Al-Quadshia for 17 million and Gudmundsson to Fiorentina for 13 million.

Not just players, but also coaches: Stefano Pioli to Fiorentina and Davide Nicola to Cremonese. GG11 confirms itself among the most versatile agencies.

P&P Sport Management

P&P Sport Management closed a whopping 17 deals, ranging from loans, free transfers and million-dollar hits.

Roger Fernandes to Al-Ittihad for 32 million and Ange Bonny to Inter for 23 million are the jewels of a vast market, which also involved names like Cutrone, Zortea and Terracciano.

MM Management

Michelangelo Minieri with MM Management has mainly worked on prospects and coaches. Ghilardi moved to Verona for 2.5 million, Bonini to Almeria for 2 million and Vogliacco to PAOK on loan.

No less important is the arrival of Di Francesco on the bench of Lecce, a sign that the agency is not limited to players.

Gea World

The historic agency of Alessandro Moggi maintains a significant role, as demonstrated by the Retegui operation. The national team striker moved to Saudi Arabia for 68.5 million euros, a super figure.

Moggi also handled the operations for the return of Ciro Immobile to Serie A, with the former top scorer now at Bologna, and the move of Zanoli to Udinese, as well as the transfer of Nico Gonzalez on loan with the right of redemption from Juventus to Atletico Madrid.

Raiola Team

The agency bearing the name of the late Mino Raiola did not disappoint expectations. The transfer of Gigio Donnarumma from PSG to Manchester City for 30 million was the loudest move, followed by that of Ruben Van Bommel to PSV for almost 16 million.

A flurry of operations, including loans and free transfers, confirmed the international strength of the group.

The 2025 summer market in Serie A

At the end of the transfer market, the clubs have strengthened their squads and the players have found new challenges, also thanks to the work of the agents.

In Serie A, the turnover reached a sum close to 1.2 billion euros, setting a new record for the Italian championship.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.

📸 MARCO BERTORELLO - AFP or licensors