Rafael A's Contact Details

Rafael A's Company Details

RAC Elite Soccer Services, Inc.

N/A, N/A, us • 5 - 9 Employees
Sports Clubs/Sports Entertainment

RAC is the premier soccer-agency for elite women-soccer-players that desire to play professional soccer internationally, especially in Europe. We not only have contacts in, but have built strong relationships with, well-established, professional soccer clubs in fourteen European countries (especially Spain, Germany, Holland, France, and Sweden). And we are working constantly to expand our network of contacts in, and to build personal relationships with, soccer clubs in other European countries. Like most businesses, the player-representation business in the global womens' soccer market is service-oriented. There are few companies focusing on the exclusive representation of female soccer players and the growth of their sport internationally. We do so on a daily basis, and our "elite soccer services" are customized to prepare our represented, elite female-soccer-players for professional soccer in Europe. We do whatever is necessary to develop and manage elite, women-soccer-players, and, in particular, we endeavor to maximize their prestige and, hence, their ultimate value in the market. Our motto, therefore, is "We Maximize Your Ultimate Value as a Player." We are absolutely committed to giving our represented players personal attention 24/7. This is the underlying philosophy of RAC Elite Soccer Services, which galvanizes and sustains the passion with which we provide our services. Our ultimate success is maximizing your goals and, ultimately, your value as a player in the professional soccer business. The growth of women's soccer is undeniable and its globalization is inevitable. Our company was formed to satisfy a niche in the global market of women's soccer. Its management team is comprised of former professional soccer players and coaches that have experience in scouting, developing, and managing elite, female soccer players and who share the founder's vision and are eager to see women's soccer expand beyond U.S. borders. Rafael A. Castro, III