Frequently Asked Questions

We work with players from under 12 through the senior professional level, along with coaches. Our focus spans Europe, the USA, and Colombia, so we can guide a family early and stay with them as the path develops.

Your first consultation is free, and no family should ever be asked to pay simply to be signed. Under the FIFA framework, a licensed agent is compensated in defined ways tied to real work, never through upfront fees to join. If someone asks a family to pay to be represented, treat it as a warning sign.

A scout identifies and evaluates talent. A licensed agent represents the player's interests, guiding decisions, handling negotiations, and protecting the player and family through the process. MFH Global Football Agency starts with honest evaluation, then represents the players who are the right fit.

It means your agent is registered, tested, and accountable under FIFA's modern framework. Bert Mahecha earned his FIFA agent license in 2026 under that framework. Working with a licensed agent gives your family a clear, regulated standard to hold the relationship to.

Yes, with the right guidance. Some decisions, like signing a professional contract, can affect college eligibility, so the order of those decisions matters. We help families understand the tradeoffs first, so a young player keeps as many doors open as possible.

A transfer runs through FIFA's official system and depends on the player's contract, age, and eligibility, along with each league's rules. Our USA and Colombia roots, plus European connections, let us guide a family through each step of a cross-border move.

You book a free consultation and we listen: where the player is now, where the family wants to go, and the honest next step. Consultations are available in English and Spanish, with no pressure. You can also share your player's footage so we can give clearer, more specific guidance.