Opponent & agreement
- Shortlist of opponents at each requested level
- Participation fee negotiation on your behalf
- Match agreement with A-squad guarantees
- Cancellation, force majeure and penalty terms
- Calendar filing and confederation approvals
Match agency
We build the fixture, you bring the team
From the first approach to an opponent through to the settlement report after the final whistle, one mandate covers the whole fixture.
Scope
What the mandate covers
Venue & delegation
- Host city, stadium and local operator
- Flights, hotel, transport and training pitch
- Visas, security, accreditation and medical
- Referee appointment request and doping control
- Host broadcast, sponsorship and ticketing
Process
A fixture takes four months
Counted back from match day. Each stage has a named deliverable, so the federation always knows what is due and when.
- D-120
- Mandate signed, federation letter of authorisation issued
- D-100
- Opponent shortlist and consolidated budget submitted
- D-75
- Opponent confirmed, host city and stadium secured, calendar filed
- D-60
- Match agreements executed, escrow or guarantee in place
- D-45
- Broadcast and sponsorship programme launched, ticketing opened
- D-20
- Visas, medical, referee appointment and accreditation completed
- D-0 / D+15
- Match staged, final settlement and operational report delivered
Commercial models
Three ways to work together
Brokerage
We find and contract the opponent. The federation runs the organisation itself. Fixed fee per fixture.
Turnkey
Opponent, venue, logistics, broadcast and commercial programme delivered as one package. The federation brings the squad.
Promoter
We carry the risk and pay the federation a guaranteed net participation fee. Commercial revenue stays with the promoter.