Global Sport Group, LLC

Management Team

Global Player Committee

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The Global Player Committee, comprised of international legends of soccer, assists Global Sport Group managing directors and agents in the identification of developing young talent around the world and leverages their extensive network of international contacts on behalf of Global Sport clients.

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Elias Figueroa Brander was born October 25, 1946 in Valparaiso, Chile. Because of his elegance and presence on the pitch, Figueroa received the proud nickname "Don Elias", which he is known as throughout the world. Don Elias is the only player voted South American "Footballer of the Year" three consecutive times in 1974, 1975 and 1976.

Captain of the Chilean National Team at World Cup '66, World Cup '74 and World Cup '82, he was voted "Best Defender" of the 1974 Championships. He was also voted "Best Player in the World" 1976, voted Chilean "best player of all time" and in 1998 "Don Elias" was selected to the South American "11 of the Century". Elias currently works as a journalist, TV commentator, technical director and futbol clinician and coach.

Born in Pabianice, Poland, Peter Nowak started his professional career in 1979 at the age of 15, with Wlokniarz Pabianice. He went on to play with WKS Zawisza Bydgoszcs and Widzew Lodz in the Polish First Division, Bakirkoyspor in the Turkish First Division, Young Boys Bern in the Swiss First Division, and Dynamo Dresden and TSV 1860 in the German Bundesliga. From 1994 to 1998 while playing with the German powerhouse TSV 1860 Munich, Peter appeared in 116 Bundesliga games, scoring 17 goals. He was named the Best Playmaker of the season in the Bundesliga during the 1995-1996 season.

He made his first international debut in January 1990 and served as the captain of the Polish National Team from 1995-1997. He made 24 appearances for his country, scoring 3 goals. He was voted Poland's Player of the Year in 1996.

Eric Wynalda is the U.S. Men's National Team all-time leading goal scorer. He spent the 2001 season with Major League Soccer's Chicago Fire. Previous Clubs include the San Francisco Blackhawks, F.C. Saarbrücken, VfL Bochum, the San Jose Clash, the Miami Fusion and the New England Revolution.

Wynalda is a veteran of three World Cup Finals (1990, 1994 and 1998) and in 2000 was voted the Honda Player of the Decade. In total, Wynalda played 110 MLS matches scoring 36 goals, contributing 39 assists for a combined total of 111 points.

Eric retired in 2003 and remains active as a commentator and as an advisor to Global Sport Group.