KingDavid Footballing Pathways Seals Partnership Deal With USA-Based Hat-Trick Soccer Agency

One Nigeria’s leading Football scouting Agencies, KingDavid footballing Pathways Limited, has sealed a partnership deal with Hat-Trick Soccer Agency, a US-based football agency.

The partnership agreement was signed over the weekend.
HAT- TRICK football Agency are into residential football programs tours in Granada Spain, Australia, and USA.

HAT-TRICK is a reputed agency specialising in football management and building footballing careers in Spain.

Being an agency that is renowned for identifying budding talents, training them with state-of-the-art facilities and providing opportunities to showcase their talents at bigger stage, they also simultaneously nurture their athletes with quality education in Spain.

KingDavid Footballing Pathways Limited, on its own, is basically known for scouting young talented players in Africa and presenting them to the agency. Hat-trick Agency is also known for moving female players to clubs in Europe, Australia and USA.

President of KingDavid Footballing Pathways Limited, Marcello Anyanwu, said the partnership deal is a game changer and a big relief for female footballers that want to ply their trade abroad.

According to the football administrator and coach, Marcello, “This is the time to comb all the nooks and crannies of Nigeria and get the best legs and present them to Hat-Trick for professional football pathways abroad.”

The CEO of Hat-Trick Soccer Agency, Mr Martin Irusta Magni, described the partnership deal as a big win for both male and female footballers in Nigeria.

He said: “We will have camps in Nigeria where we will identify, select and move the best legs out of Nigeria for a greener pasture.”

The Argentine-born FIFA agent added; “We have to create opportunities for abundant football talents in Nigeria and soon, their efforts will reap dividends.”

Also speaking, Carlos Daniel Moya, the Chief Analyst of Hat-Trick Soccer Agency and former Boca Juniors FC & Union Deportiva Maracena FC of Spain defender, described the partnership as a great news for Nigerian male and female footballers.