Niska Sports Group has officially broadened its mission to include the representation, promotion, and management of players in women’s football. The agency is dedicated to building pathways for talented female players, offering them the same opportunities, exposure, and support that have long been a cornerstone of Niska SG’s work with men’s football. This milestone underscores the agency’s commitment to advancing women’s football, with a focus on helping talented players reach higher levels of competition.
Already hitting the ground running, Niska SG has launched its women’s football division with a successful trial for its first female client, Amber Baca. Amber, a skilled player with ambitions to play professionally in Europe, is currently on trial with CF Pozuelo Feminine in Spain. Pozuelo Feminine competes in the "Segunda Federación Femenina," providing a valuable platform for players seeking to elevate their game in Europe. Thanks to Niska SG, Amber has secured the opportunity she’s been working toward—a chance to prove herself in a higher league and take her career to new heights.
Women’s football presents unique challenges, especially for those aiming to break into European leagues, where visibility and access to elite teams can be limited. Niska Sports Group is changing that by actively working to bridge these gaps, connecting female players with tailored trials and club opportunities that align with their skill levels and professional goals. By working with Niska SG, female players gain access to an agency with a robust network across European clubs, backed by an experienced team that understands the intricacies of player development and placement.
Niska SG’s expansion into women’s football is not just a step forward for the agency but an invitation to talented female players who are ready to take their careers to the next level. In a landscape where progression can be challenging, Niska SG is paving a pathway to success, making professional opportunities accessible for women and fostering the growth of women's football in Europe and beyond.
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