GO-AL is a football talent service founded by Jaime González Albarrán. It focuses on scouting, youth tournament coordination, player integration, and club partnerships across Latin America, North Africa, the USA, and Europe.

GO-AL works primarily with:

• Professional clubs

• Youth academies

• Development programs

• Trusted partners such as scouts and tournament organizers

The focus is on clubs and organizations, not on representing individual players as a traditional agent.

Most agencies focus on contracts and player representation. GO-AL focuses on:

• Finding talent in under-scouted regions

• Coordinating youth teams for international tournaments

• Helping players adapt when they move abroad

• Building long-term relationships between clubs and academies across continents

In short, GO-AL is a connector between clubs, cultures, and hidden talent.

GO-AL currently works across:

• Latin America

• North Africa

• The United States

• Europe

Within these regions, the emphasis is on youth academies, development teams, and competitions that sit just outside the mainstream scouting spotlight.

Both.

GO-AL uses “football” on the site, but supports football and soccer clubs in markets where both terms are used. The work is the same: connecting clubs with hidden talent and supporting youth development across regions.

Scouting services can include:

• Live match and tournament scouting

• Video-based player review

• Tailored player reports for clubs

• Suggestions for trials or follow-up scouting

• Feedback on fit with a club’s style and needs

All scouting is based on trusted networks and on-the-ground knowledge of local contexts.

For clubs that want to enter international youth tournaments, GO-AL can help with:

• Identifying suitable tournaments and levels

• Initial contact with organizers

• Coordination of schedules and participation details

• Support with logistics such as travel, local planning, and basic on-site liaison

The exact scope depends on the needs of the club and the tournament.

Yes, but always in alignment with the club.

GO-AL can support player integration by:

• Helping with cultural context and expectations

• Acting as a communication bridge in the early stages

• Offering practical guidance around life off the pitch

The aim is to support both the club and the player so the transition is as smooth as possible.

The first step is a conversation.

Clubs can use the contact form or email address on the site to share:

• Who they are

• What level they operate at

• What they are looking for right now
  (scouting, tournaments, partnerships, or integration support)

From there, GO-AL can propose a clear next step.