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College recruitment

Some dreams are one phone call away

Playing and studying at a U.S. university is a real option. We put your profile in front of the coaches who cannot see you yet, and stay with you until you set foot on campus.

Division I programmes Eture players have gone to: Bryant University, Oregon State University, University of Evansville, Sacred Heart University, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Metropolitan Campus, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Central Connecticut State University, Longwood University, Providence College, Iona University, Missouri State University, Coastal Carolina University, The University of Tulsa, Creighton University, Lipscomb University, SIUE, Bradley University, UCLA, UNLV, West Virginia University, Bowling Green State University, Clemson University, Florida Gulf Coast University, Gardner-Webb University, Long Island University, Manhattan University, University of Illinois Chicago, University of Vermont, VCU, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Bucknell University, Drexel University, Louisville University, Mercer University, Mount St. Mary's University, Northern Kentucky University, Quinnipiac University, St. Marys University, University of California, Berkeley, University of Central Florida, University of Pittsburgh, University of Portland, Brown University, D´YOUVILLE, Dartmouth College, DePaul University, East Tennessee State University, Felician University, Harvard University, Le Moyne College, Liberty University, Northwestern University, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick, Sacramento State University, Stony Brook, UAB, UMBC, University of California, Irvine, University of Kentucky, University of New Haven, University of Washington.

Since 2015

The best recruiting agency in Europe

2015
Since
436
Division I players
787
College operations
310
Playing right now
299
U.S. universities
$60M
In scholarships

Are you the next name on the list?

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We are the most trusted agency in Spain.

That is not something you can invent. It is something you work at, year after year, by being honest with every family who sits down in front of you.

AFE — Asociación de Futbolistas Españoles

AFE partner agency

The partner agency of the Spanish Footballers' Association

The AFE, the Spanish players' union, has worked with Eture since 2020. Together we run "The Soccer Player", a programme that each season offers 15 athletic scholarships to union members to study and play at universities in the United States, and we organise the Eture Showcase, the largest college soccer showcase in Europe.

2020
Partners since
15
Scholarships a season for AFE members

The coaches

What the coaches who come to Valencia every February say

Every February, college coaches from the United States travel to Valencia to watch our players in person. This is what they say about it.

  • Nick Carlin-Voigt

    University of Portland

    Head Coach· Division I

    Nick Carlin-Voigt | Portland University

  • Mike Noonan

    Clemson University

    Head Coach· Division I

    Mike Noonan | Clemson University

  • Alex Rangel

    University of North Florida

    Assistant Coach· Division I

    Alex Rangel | UNF

  • Josep Silvestre

    Bryant University

    Assistant Coach· Division I

    JOSEP SILVESTRE EDIT

  • Jeff Negalha

    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

    Assistant Coach· Division I

    UNC

    Jeff Negalha | UNC Chapell Hill

  • Leonard Griffin

    University of California, Berkeley

    Head Coach· Division I

    Leonard Griffin | CAL Berkeley

  • Michael Seabolt

    Missouri State University

    Head Coach· Division I

    Michael Seabolt | Missouri State

  • Oscar Curras

    Sacred Heart University

    Assistant Coach / Recruiting Coordinator· Division I

    OSCAR CURRAS EDIT

  • Ryan Jorden

    UCLA

    Head Coach· Division I

    Ryan Jordan | UCLA

We are family

With you the whole way, not just on signing day

Winning the scholarship is the beginning. What comes after it is the first winter away from home, the injuries, the coach who leaves, the transfer you have to find in January and the days your head is still in Spain. Nobody sells that part, which is exactly where you find out who is actually there.

Jesús de Vicente left Atlético Saguntino on a scholarship and it took him six years to sign professionally. On the way he went to West Virginia, dropped down to a junior college in Iowa, came back to Division I in Chicago and ended up starting every game at Virginia. We were with him for every one of those decisions — including the two that did not work out — and we still are, now that he plays in the USL Championship.

That is what we mean by family: nobody stops being ours the moment they get on the plane.

Jesús de Vicente

Valencia, Spain

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The route, stop by stop

  1. Jesús de Vicente — Atlético Saguntino

    Atlético Saguntino

    RFEF

    Valencia, Spain

  2. Jesús de Vicente — West Virginia University

    West Virginia University

    NCAA Division I2020

    Morgantown, WV

    Ten appearances and five assists in his first season in the country.

  3. Jesús de Vicente — Iowa Western — Reivers

    Iowa Western — Reivers

    NJCAA2021 – 2022

    Council Bluffs, IA

    National champion in 2021, NJCAA All-American in 2022. The step down that turned the career around.

  4. Jesús de Vicente — University of Illinois Chicago

    University of Illinois Chicago

    NCAA Division I2023

    Chicago, IL

    Back in Division I, and second in the country with eleven assists.

  5. Jesús de Vicente — University of Virginia

    University of Virginia

    NCAA Division I2025

    Charlottesville, VA

    Started all nineteen games at left wing-back and led the ACC in assists in conference play.

  6. Jesús de Vicente — Oakland Roots SC

    Oakland Roots SC

    USL Championship2026

    Oakland, CA

    Professional. Six years after the first flight over.

We are with you from day one. Day one starts here.

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From the inside

This is how the players are living it

Not our account of it: what they post from their own universities, while it is happening.

  • Héctor Blanco

    Coastal Carolina University

    NCAA Division I · 25/26

    48 hours with a Division I team, from the locker room to matchday one against NC State.

    See the operation
  • Álvaro Rodríguez

    St. John's University

    NCAA Division I · 25/26

    Just another morning on the road back — gym, recovery and the pitch, in New York.

    See the operation

Eture Sports Showcase

Europe's number one event for exposure to U.S. universities

At Eture we give our players something rare: to be watched live by the best universities in the United States during the Eture Showcase.

Every year, NCAA coaches from across the country travel to Valencia to meet and assess our players, creating the connections that open doors.

More than 60 NCAA coaches assessing talent live, in Valencia.

More than 60 NCAA coaches assessing talent live, in Valencia.

Relive the 2025 Showcase

Osasuna → UCLA

Ander Marticorena: study and compete, without having to choose

“I didn't want to give up either my studies or football. In the United States you can do both at once, and that lets you think not only about football but about your future as a person.”

From Navarre and developed at Osasuna, he started his degree in Spain and made the move to UCLA with the academic and athletic transfer done. He studies Industrial Engineering, and in his first season he was a Big Ten champion: a goal and an assist in the semi-final against Maryland, the country's number one, and a place on the All-Tournament Team.

Came from
Osasuna
University
UCLA
Champion as a freshman
Big Ten
Degree
Industrial Engineering
See the operation
  • Ander Marticorena — CA OsasunaCA Osasuna
  • Ander Marticorena — UCLAUCLA

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The team

Built by former NCAA players and coaches

ETURE is built by former NCAA players and coaches, with a team of scouts right across Spain behind them. We live for football: we have played it, we coach it and we watch it every weekend, and that is how we know which player fits which university.

  • Jaime Miralles

    Jaime Miralles

    CEO & Co-Founder

    CEO. Former University of Vermont and Oregon State alumnus.

    • University of Vermont
    • Oregon State University
  • Ximo Miralles

    Ximo Miralles

    Global Director & Co-Founder

    Co-founder. Former LaLiga player and Clemson University captain.

    • LaLiga
    • Clemson University
  • Anthony Esquivel

    Anthony Esquivel

    Technical Director

    Former Furman assistant coach.

    • Furman University
  • Moha Seye

    Moha Seye

    Agent

    Clemson University alumnus, twice an NCAA national champion.

    • Clemson University
  • Bret Simon

    Bret Simon

    Former Creighton head coach. Former Stanford head coach.

    • Creighton University
    • Stanford University
  • Jake Simon

    Jake Simon

    Recruiting Director

    Trinity University alumnus.

    • Trinity University
  • Dana Taylor

    Dana Taylor

    US Director & Technical Director of Eture FC

    Former Oregon State head coach. Former Stanislaus State head coach.

    • Oregon State University
    • Stanislaus State University
  • Tommy Thompson

    Tommy Thompson

    Director & Scout

    Indiana University alumnus. Former MLS NEXT player for San Jose.

    • Indiana University
    • San Jose Earthquakes
  • Carlos Calderón

    Carlos Calderón

    Operations Director

    Former Coastal Carolina player.

    • Coastal Carolina University
  • Jonas Cervera

    Jonas Cervera

    College Recruiting Agent

    Franklin Pierce University alumnus.

    • Franklin Pierce University
  • Vicent Abaso

    Vicent Abaso

    Eture FC Program Director

    University of Central Arkansas alumnus.

    • University of Central Arkansas

Why Eture

Why Eture

ETURE specialises in soccer scholarships. Every one of our resources, and all of our daily work, goes into the sport we love.

Our mission is to help the player: to advise, guide and support them through the decisions that shape a life, over a long process in which we are always alongside them.

Ximo Miralles, of Eture Sports, on a visit to Indiana University.

Ximo Miralles, of Eture Sports, on a visit to Indiana University.

2016
Founded
+100
Universities at our Showcase
92%
Placement rate
728
Players placed on scholarships
+60,000,000
Value of scholarships won
+10
Years alongside families

The evaluation is free. All you have to do is send us your profile.

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Campus life

What university life actually looks like

A real day in the life of a Division I student-athlete: what time the alarm goes off, the weight room, lectures, Saturday's road trip. One university per film.

A series by Spencer Moeller, who went round the Division I campuses filming exactly that. These are not our films — they are his, and they are here because they answer the question better than any photograph of ours could.

SMU

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How do you win a soccer scholarship in the United States?

The process, step by step

  1. 1

    Free evaluation

    We assess your football and academic profile to establish your realistic chances of a scholarship.

  2. 2

    Building your profile

    We help you prepare exactly the material coaches will be looking for.

  3. 3

    Finding the universities

    We identify the universities and teams that best match your profile and your expectations.

  4. 4

    Negotiating the offer

    We contact the college coaches, present your profile and negotiate the scholarships on your behalf.

  5. 5

    Decision and admissions

    We advise on the final choice of university and handle the admissions paperwork together.

  6. 6

    Visa and support

    We guide you through the move and campus life, answering the questions that come with settling in. We stay in touch afterwards if you need a transfer or further support during your college years.

Requirements

What you need to work on your U.S. scholarship

  • 01

    Secondary education

    Be between 16 and 26 and hold a secondary or vocational qualification — or be working towards one. Players who have already started a degree also qualify.

  • 02

    A competitive level

    Play registered football at a competitive level. You will need a sporting CV and video of your best moments.

  • 03

    English

    You do not need to be fluent, but you will need an upper-intermediate level within the coming months, evidenced by a test (TOEFL, Duolingo).

  • 04

    Highlight video

    Be able to put together a video of at least 6–7 minutes with your best play, plus full matches.

Do you meet the requirements? Send us your profile today.

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Why the U.S.

Why study and play in the United States

Every year hundreds of international footballers choose American universities, because it is the only place where high-level sport and higher education genuinely go together. A sports scholarship lets your talent on the pitch pay for part of your degree, and opens the door to something singular: competing in university leagues, graduating, and living as a student-athlete.

  • Moha Seye, graduate in Business Administration and Management and national champion in 2021 and 2023.01

    Study and play at once

    The American system lets you be a university student and a footballer at the same time — something close to impossible elsewhere. You get support for both.

    Moha Seye, graduate in Business Administration and Management and national champion in 2021 and 2023.

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