FIFA Agent Exam

One of the core objectives of the FIFA Football Agent Regulations (FFAR) is to protect minors. As a result, Article 13 of the FFAR on the representation of minors is one of the most commonly tested areas in the FIFA Agent Exam. Because of the layered nature of the rules, few provisions in the FFAR

With the pass rate down to 18% in 2025, more candidates are failing the FIFA Agent Exam than passing it. Some of that decline traces back to changes FIFA itself has made to the exam, which we have covered separately. This other piece is about the avoidable patterns in how candidates prepare that have led

For many aspiring football agents, one statistic has become almost impossible to ignore: the FIFA Football Agent Exam pass rate continues to decline. What began with a 52% pass rate in the inaugural April 2023 exam dropped to 40.4% in 2024, and plummeted to an all-time low of just 18% in 2025. recent exam cycles.

The Solidarity Contribution (also known as the Solidarity Payment) is one of the most frequently tested topics in the FIFA Agent Exam. It regularly appears in RSTP-related scenario questions and is a common reason candidates lose valuable marks.  For candidates preparing for the 2027 FIFA Agent Exam, solidarity contribution scenarios are one of the guaranteed

The Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players (RSTP) is the most complex regulatory text tested in the FIFA Agent Exam, accounting for 20 to 30 percent of the total questions. For candidates intending to pass the 2027 FIFA Agent Exam, a strong mastery of the RSTP is both necessary and essential. Rather than

The FIFA Football Agent Exam is one of the toughest entry barriers in sports business, with pass rates often hovering around 18 to 20 percent since Victvs took over the administration of the exam. Apart from low preparation, one of the major cause of these failures are candidates’ set of assumptions which  turned out to