One Pathway, And Your Family Is In Every Step.
The road to professional football is full of decisions and opportunities. We keep it simple, and we keep parents in the room from the first conversation.
Five Steps To Guide Your Development
Questionnaire
Tell us about the player. The same questions Bert asks in person, organized so nothing gets missed.
Start QuestionnairePlayer Profile
Your game, documented. Match footage, history, and position data built into a profile a club can actually read.
Start Player ProfileEvaluation
An honest read of where you stand, measured against real benchmarks and your age context, not a single tryout.
Schedule EvaluationBook Agent Call
FIFA-licensed representation. Contracts, compliance, and someone whose job is to protect your future.
Book A CallOpportunity
Doors open at clubs and colleges. Introductions, trials, and transfers, executed within the rules.
What It Really Takes To Make It.
Stories Bert shares with families, about setting yourself up to win.
Hunger Fuels The Dream
In Medellin, committed young players train three times a day because they want it with everything. That hunger is what turns talent into a career. When you want it that much, you give yourself the very best shot.
The Right Questions Open Doors
Before a player travels for a tryout, MFH Global Football Agency checks the details that decide whether a move can actually happen, like work permits and eligibility. Do the homework first, and the door stays open when your moment comes.
Know Your Options
Some choices, like signing professionally at sixteen, can affect college eligibility later. Understanding your options before you decide keeps every door within reach, so you choose the path that fits your dream.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in the first consultation?
We listen: where the player is now, where the family wants to go, and the honest next step. It is free and there is no pressure.
Do I have to commit to anything to start?
No. The first conversation is free and carries no obligation. We educate first and let the family decide.
What languages is the process available in?
English and Spanish, both as equals. Families can go through every step in the language they are most comfortable with.