One point of contact
You deal with the person who knows your file — not a queue, not a hand-off, not a new introduction every season.
02The Firm
CVY Sport Management works with athletes through the full arc of a career — from first contract to long after the last whistle.
The work
We handle the business of sport so athletes can handle the game: representation, negotiation, brand, and the day-to-day operations that keep a career moving. One team, end to end.
The work is rarely just the contract. It is the call you did not want to take, the endorsement that needs a straight answer, the paperwork that arrives on a Friday. That is the layer we carry.
An athlete's time is the scarcest resource in the relationship. Every decision we take on is a decision the athlete does not have to make — and the ones we escalate are the ones that genuinely need them.
The agent
FIFA licensed football agent
The only DACA agent in the world.
A Dreamer representing dreamers. Pedro is the only known DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) recipient to hold a FIFA football agent license — living proof that where you start has nothing to do with how far you can go.
He works directly with every client — no junior staff, no hand-offs. Whether you are a college player entering the transfer portal, a professional navigating a first move overseas, or an established player looking to maximize commercial value, Pedro is the person at the table.
His background spans financial strategy and professional sports, and that combination is deliberate. The best agents do more than negotiate a contract — they make sure the money earned is money kept. Athletes deserve both: elite representation and real financial intelligence, under one roof.
Based in Los Angeles County, Pedro works across domestic and international markets, with active relationships at clubs, academies and institutions across North America, Europe, Mexico and the Caribbean — including Jamaica and Haiti.
Principles
You deal with the person who knows your file — not a queue, not a hand-off, not a new introduction every season.
Logistics, follow-up and negotiation stop landing on you. The job is to compete; the rest is ours to carry.
Decisions are weighed against the career you want after the game, not only the season directly ahead.
Scope
Knowing where the practice stops is part of doing it well.
No obligation, no pitch deck — just a straight read on where things stand.