About Transferlink
Transferlink is a football transfer platform. Clubs post the player they need, verified FIFA-licensed agencies answer with one player each, and the deal is followed step by step on the platform.
Who is behind it
Transferlink was founded by Rick ten Voorde, who played professional football for 17 years in the Netherlands and Germany. He knows the transfer market from the inside, including what it is like to look for a new club as a player.
That is where the platform comes from: clubs below the very top that need a player and often have no scouting department to find one, and agents whose networks reach less of the market than anyone likes to admit.
Why it exists
- A club should be able to ask the market for the player it needs, once, and get a few serious answers from licensed agents instead of a stream of unsolicited ones.
- Everything happens online. There are no paid events and no travel.
- When a club sets a fee for the agency, it is known before anyone offers a player, and it is paid by the club directly to the agency. Transferlink earns nothing on it and never holds the money.
- Clubs and agencies use it free until 1 March 2027.
How we verify clubs and agencies
- Clubs and agencies register with an e-mail address on their own organisation's domain, matching their official website.
- They give their country, phone number and function; an agency also gives its company registration number.
- An agent can add his FIFA licence number. It is checked in FIFA's public register before he can offer a player to a club.
- Every new club and agency is checked by a person before it sees anything. Players join only through an invitation from their own verified agency.
What Transferlink is not
Transferlink is not an agent. It does not negotiate, does not represent players and earns nothing on a transfer.