majid lavji
Majid Lavji is a sports industry specialist with comprehensive knowledge and extensive experience working with football clubs and players across Africa, Asia and Europe.
With over 25 years of experience, Majid has been actively involved in the strategic conceptualisation, development and implementation of football academies, contract negotiations, the marketing of football clubs and international league matches.
Majid is also a Licensed FA / FIFA Football Intermediary and is a qualified coach in grassroots football.
MAJOR SPORTING CONTRACTS IN APPAREL FOR NATIONAL ORGANISATIONS
PLAYER MANAGEMENT
MOVEMENT OF FOOTBALL PLAYERS BETWEEN COUNTRIES
BRANDING AND MARKETING
MANUFACTURING AND DESIGN CONTACTS IN ASIA
UNIVERSITY COURSES IN SPORTS AND MANAGEMENT
PROJECTS
Specialist Areas
Our global team of qualified and experienced consultants offer clients sound player management, work across time zones, speaking many different languages, who understand the needs of their clients at a local level.
A client’s business is of paramount importance to everyone at our consultancy which we reflect in our attention to detail, integrity, and discretion whatever the nature of our assignment.
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‘Football Intermediaries: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly’.
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England banned from wearing OneLove armbands – The FA Statement
Seven different national sides (Wales, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Holland and Switzerland, and England) would be wearing the OneLove armbands, at least the captain of each team in any case. The FA released a statement just hours before England v Iran, saying...
About Fifa World Cup 22 Venues in Qatar
A total of 64 games will be played in the 2022 World Cup. The matches will be spread out across several different venues in Qatar. And unlike a typical World Cup, the stadiums are situated close to one another. The furthest distance between venues is just 46 miles....