Licensed football agents in Israel

Israel has an official agent register at the Israel FA, but it is not built for parents and players to browse. This page is: agents verified against the FA register, FIFA records or independent corroboration, each entry showing exactly how it was verified and when.

For families of young players, the register comes with rules worth knowing: under the FA's agent regulations a representation agreement cannot be signed before age 16 and a half, and contracts are capped at two years. Anyone working around those rules is working around your child's protection.

Before signing anything with any agent

  • Check the name against the Israel FA's intermediaries register and FIFA's records; both are official, and this page is not a substitute.
  • Under 16 and a half, no representation agreement is valid; walk away from anyone pushing paperwork early.
  • Read the agreement, check the two-year cap, and get independent advice before signing.
  • Commission comes from completed deals; upfront charges to the player or family are a red line.
  • An agent is a result of real interest, not a shortcut to it; level and visibility come first.
  • Pini Zahavi

    Last reviewed 10 July 2026

    Brokered Neymar's world-record move to PSG and Robert Lewandowski's transfer to Barcelona.

    Agency:
    Gol International
    Location:
    Tel Aviv, Israel
    License verified via:
    The FA (England) official register of registered football agents (October 2025 PDF, as Pinhas Zahavi), which admits only FIFA license holders.
  • Dudu Dahan

    Last reviewed 10 July 2026

    Handled some of Israeli football's biggest transfers, including Nir Bitton and Beram Kayal to Celtic.

    Agency:
    Scoutpush
    Location:
    Israel
    License verified via:
    Long-documented Israeli agent with his own agency presence; listed as licensed on a mirror of the FIFA agent list. Confirm through FIFA records before engaging.
  • Avi Nimni

    Last reviewed 10 July 2026

    Maccabi Tel Aviv legend whose NIM-Group agency represents senior Israeli players.

    Agency:
    NIM-Group Sport Management
    Location:
    Israel
    License verified via:
    Described as a leading player agent by Israeli press, with his own agency; listed as licensed on a mirror of the FIFA agent list. Confirm through FIFA records before engaging.
  • Roy Shpitalnik

    Last reviewed 10 July 2026

    Co-owner of MGSR Football Agency, representing men's, women's and youth players.

    Agency:
    MGSR Football Agency
    Location:
    Israel
    License verified via:
    Publishes a FIFA licensed agent ID publicly, confirmed by his agency site; listed as licensed on a mirror of the FIFA agent list. Confirm through FIFA records before engaging.
  • Idan Ben Abou

    Last reviewed 10 July 2026

    His ISCOUT agency represents Israeli players including Dor Turgeman, Doron Leidner and Tomer Yosefi.

    Agency:
    ISCOUT Agency
    Location:
    Israel
    License verified via:
    Agency and owner covered by Israeli sports press, with an active agency site; listed as licensed on a mirror of the FIFA agent list. Confirm through FIFA records before engaging.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the official list of licensed football agents in Israel?

The Israel FA publishes its intermediaries register on football.org.il, and FIFA-licensed agents appear in FIFA's own records. This directory is built from and links back to those sources; when in doubt, the official registers win.

Does my teenage child need an agent?

Usually not yet. Before 16 and a half an agreement cannot be signed at all, and before real club interest exists an agent has nothing to negotiate. The productive early moves are level, footage and visibility; representation follows interest, not the other way around.

How much do football agents in Israel charge?

Licensed agents earn a regulated commission from completed deals, usually a percentage of the salary, and in many deals the club pays it. Nobody legitimate charges the player or the family upfront for representation, registration or exposure.

An "advisor" who is not on any register offered to manage my child. Is that legal?

Providing agent services requires registration, and "advisor" or "mentor" framing is the common way around that requirement. Whatever the title, apply the same tests: register check, no early paperwork, no upfront money, verifiable track record.

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