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Eture College Transfers

In the transfer portal? Make your next move the right one

One season in Spain. A new college roster.

Compete every week in the Spanish league system, get seen by the college coaches who fly to our Showcase, and let the agency behind 782 college operations find the program that fits you.

Get a transfer evaluationHow it works

Limited spots each season

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.

310 Eture players are on a college roster this season.

The opportunity

One season to reset your recruiting — and prove your level

Entering the transfer portal is a bet on yourself. Maybe the minutes never came, the coach who recruited you moved on, or the program was simply not the right fit. Whatever the reason, the portal is crowded, the window is short, and coaches recruit what they can see.

This season is built to change what they see. You come to Spain, train every day in a professional routine and compete every weekend in the Spanish league system — real matches, real stakes, and new film against players who grew up in the European game.

We don't offer false promises or guarantees. A successful transfer takes work, grit and honest feedback. But we are in this together, driven by the conviction that a first college experience that did not work out is not the end of a career — it is information.

What you leave with isn't just a new program. It's a higher level of game intelligence, a season of European football on your record, and the confidence of knowing you took control of your career.

Eture FC competing in a Spanish league fixture

It has been done

Colgate. Eture FC. Vermont.

Shane Williams left Colgate, spent a season keeping goal for Eture FC in Spain, and signed with the University of Vermont, NCAA Division I. Same goalkeeper, three shirts.

  1. Shane Williams keeping goal for Colgate University

    Colgate

  2. Shane Williams keeping goal for Eture FC in Spain

    Eture FC

  3. Shane Williams in a University of Vermont shirt

    Vermont

How it works

From the portal to your next roster

  1. 01

    An honest evaluation

    Send your profile and film. Our recruiting staff — former NCAA players and coaches — tell you where you stand and what level is realistic. If this is not the right move for you, we say so.

  2. 02

    Your eligibility, reviewed first

    Before you commit, we go through your remaining seasons, your credits and your transfer timeline with you — and with your compliance office if needed — so the season fits your plan.

  3. 03

    A season in Spain

    You join Eture FC, train every morning under UEFA-licensed staff and compete in the Spanish league system. Minutes, film and a reference college coaches already know.

  4. 04

    The Showcase

    Every February, NCAA coaches fly to Valencia to watch our players in person. You are already here, already playing, already on film.

  5. 05

    Your transfer

    We handle the video, the profile, the conversations with coaches and the scholarship negotiation — until you sign with the program that fits you.

What the season gives you

Everything a transfer needs, in one place

  • Film coaches trust

    Competitive minutes every weekend in registered Spanish football — not a showcase circuit.

  • Coaches who come to you

    +60 U.S. college programs at the Eture Showcase in Valencia.

  • A professional routine

    Daily training, gym, recovery and video analysis, with an individual development plan.

  • Recruiting handled

    Profile, video, coach contact and offers compared by people who have done it 782 times.

  • Academic guidance

    Help keeping your credits and your NCAA requirements on track for the transfer.

  • Living in Spain

    Residence, meals and transport on site, on the Mediterranean coast.

Why Eture

The recruiting agency behind your next transfer

Since 2015 Eture has placed 433 Division I players across 782 college soccer operations. Getting a player onto the right roster is the one thing we do every day — and a transfer is that job done a second time, with more information.

2015
Since
433
Division I players
782
College operations
310
Playing right now
298
U.S. universities
$60M
In scholarships

Anyone can quote a number to a player in the portal. Ours is a list: every player we have placed since 2015 is in the database, by name — check any of them before you trust us with your transfer.

From Spain to NCAA rosters

  • Barrett Saul

    West Virginia21/22

  • Landan Grange

    Virginia Tech24/25

  • Whit Schatz

    Fairleigh Dickinson25/26

  • Isaiah Esley

    Clemson21/22

  • Isaac Rosenthal

    Northwestern25/26

  • Nate Chandler

    Washington25/26

  • Zain Thompson

    NJIT25/26

  • Zolly Corrigan

    Louisville25/26

  • Andrew Seavers

    Louisville24/25

  • Nick Di Sessa

    Fordham24/25

  • Carlos Levy

    Elon21/22

  • Diego Ramirez

    Lipscomb24/25

  • Drew Berry

    Bradley21/22

  • Ethan Hackenberg

    Coastal Carolina19/20

  • Ethan O'Connor

    Stonehill22/23

  • Pablo Andrade

    Creighton21/22

  • Lorenzo Nunez

    West Virginia20/21

  • Aidan Ahmad

    Cal Berkeley25/26

  • Foster Hayes

    Loyola Chicago24/25

  • Shane Williams

    Vermont24/25

  • Yordan Torres

    La Salle24/25

  • Tyler Reavis

    Fairfield21/22

From Spain to NCAA rosters: Barrett Saul, West Virginia University, season 21/22; Landan Grange, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, season 24/25; Whit Schatz, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Metropolitan Campus, season 25/26; Isaiah Esley, Clemson University, season 21/22; Isaac Rosenthal, Northwestern University, season 25/26; Nate Chandler, University of Washington, season 25/26; Zain Thompson, New Jersey Institute of Technology, season 25/26; Zolly Corrigan, Louisville University, season 25/26; Andrew Seavers, Louisville University, season 24/25; Nick Di Sessa, Fordham Univerrsity, season 24/25; Carlos Levy, Elon University, season 21/22; Diego Ramirez, Lipscomb University, season 24/25; Drew Berry, Bradley University, season 21/22; Ethan Hackenberg, Coastal Carolina University, season 19/20; Ethan O'Connor, Stonehill, season 22/23; Pablo Andrade, Creighton University, season 21/22; Lorenzo Nunez, West Virginia University, season 20/21; Aidan Ahmad, University of California, Berkeley, season 25/26; Foster Hayes, Loyola University Chicago, season 24/25; Shane Williams, University of Vermont, season 24/25; Yordan Torres, La Salle University, season 24/25; Tyler Reavis, Fairfield University, season 21/22.

Before you transfer

Check our record before you trust us with your move.

Every placement since 2015 is in a public database, by name, so you can see exactly where our players ended up — and decide with facts, not promises.

In their own words

Players who took the long way round

Listen to our players — the season in Spain, the recruiting process, and where it took them.

  • Shane Williams

    University of Vermont

    24/25· Division I

    @shanedwilliams_ shares his journey at ETURE FC

  • Andrew Seavers

    Louisville University

    24/25· Division I· Two operations

    Andrew Seavers talks about his experience at the Eture FC Gap Year

  • Connor Vela

    DePaul University

    25/26· Division I

    Connor tells us about his experience at ETURE FC

  • Quinn Muderlack

    U.S. Air Force Academy

    24/25· Division I

    Dream Achieved: Quinn Munderlak's Path to Air Force Academy 🎙️⚽ 2/2

  • Jamison Clarke

    University of Evansville

    25/26· Division I

    Jamison reflects on his journey through the GAP YEAR and ETURE FC

The other side of the portal

What college coaches say about Eture

Hear from NCAA coaches who keep recruiting from Eture season after season — the people on the other side of your transfer conversation.

  • 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

The Showcase

Where transfers get seen: the Eture Showcase

Every February, NCAA coaches fly to Valencia to watch our players in person. For a transfer, it is the shortest distance between you and your next program.

VII edition

8 – 10 February 2027

Eture Campus, Valencia

Every coach at the Showcase, on the pitch at Vinaròs

Your transfer team

Former NCAA players and coaches, working your transfer

The people who evaluate your film, talk to coaches and negotiate your offer have played and coached in the NCAA themselves, across every division. They know what a transfer looks like from the coach's side of the desk.

  • Jaime Miralles

    Jaime Miralles

    CEO & Co-Founder

    CEO. Former University of Vermont and Oregon State alumnus.

  • Ximo Miralles

    Ximo Miralles

    Global Director & Co-Founder

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

  • Anthony Esquivel

    Anthony Esquivel

    Technical Director

    Former Furman assistant coach.

  • Moha Seye

    Moha Seye

    Agent

    Clemson University alumnus, twice an NCAA national champion.

  • Bret Simon

    Bret Simon

    Former Creighton head coach. Former Stanford head coach.

  • Jake Simon

    Jake Simon

    Recruiting Director

    Trinity University alumnus.

  • Dana Taylor

    Dana Taylor

    US Director & Technical Director of Eture FC

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

  • Tommy Thompson

    Tommy Thompson

    Director & Scout

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

  • Carlos Calderón

    Carlos Calderón

    Operations Director

    Former Coastal Carolina player.

  • Jonas Cervera

    Jonas Cervera

    College Recruiting Agent

    Franklin Pierce University alumnus.

  • Vicent Abaso

    Vicent Abaso

    Eture FC Program Director

    University of Central Arkansas alumnus.

Beyond the transfer

From development to representation

Our primary goal this season is clear: to help you become the best version of yourself as a player, and to land you on the right college roster. But your journey with us doesn't end there.

Eture is a fully FIFA-licensed agency. The same organization guiding your daily growth is equipped to manage, negotiate and champion your career at the professional level — so if your level takes you there, in Spain, across Europe or back home, you do not start again with strangers.

All representation terms are discussed and agreed directly with each player and their family, with full transparency every step of the way.

Licensed agency
  • Mamadou Mbacke

    Mamadou Mbacke

    Los Angeles FCFC Barcelona

    Primera RFEF

  • Alassane Diatta

    Alassane Diatta

    Keur Madior FCVillarreal CF B

    Primera RFEF

  • Álvaro García Pascual

    Álvaro García Pascual

    Marshall UniversitySevilla FC

    Primera RFEF

  • Wahabu Musah

    Wahabu Musah

    Clemson UniversityVillarreal CF B

    Primera RFEF

  • Leslie Okai

    Leslie Okai

    Montverde AcademyValencia CF

    Segunda RFEF

  • Ali Fadal

    Ali Fadal

    Valencia CFColorado Rapids

    MLS

  • Hugo Bacharach

    Hugo Bacharach

    Indiana UniversityMinnesota United

    MLS

  • Hugo Bacharach

    Hugo Bacharach

    Minnesota UnitedRhode Island FC

    USL Championship

  • Sergio Ors

    Sergio Ors

    West Virginia UniversityUnion Omaha

    USL One

  • Moussa Diallo

    Moussa Diallo

    Diambars FCVillarreal CF

    Liga Nacional RFEF

  • Junior Sidiki

    Junior Sidiki

    Amitié FCLevante UD

    División de Honor RFEF

  • Javier Armas

    Javier Armas

    Oregon StateAtlanta United 2

    MLS Next Pro

  • Guillermo Ruiz

    Guillermo Ruiz

    CD LeganésFC Juárez

    Liga MX

  • Abdou Fall

    Abdou Fall

    Guelwaars FCCD Castellón

    Segunda RFEF

Questions

What transfers ask us first

  • Who is this for?

    College players who have entered the transfer portal or are thinking about it — and players whose first college experience did not work out and who want their second choice to be a better-informed one.

  • Will a season in Spain affect my NCAA eligibility?

    It depends on your record, which is why we look at it before anything else. Your remaining seasons, your academic standing and your timeline are reviewed individually — with your compliance office when needed — and we will not ask you to commit before that conversation has happened.

  • Do you guarantee a transfer?

    No, and nobody honest can. What we guarantee is the environment, the exposure and the work of a recruiting team that has done this 782 times — and a straight answer about your level from the first call.

  • When should I come, and for how long?

    It depends on your transfer window. Coaches recruit off film and the Showcase is in February, so the earlier the better — on the first call we match the start date to your situation.

  • How much does it cost?

    It depends on the length of your stay and on your situation. Admissions send you the full numbers after the evaluation, with nothing left to discover later.

  • What happens once I have transferred?

    You become one of the Toros on a college roster, and we stay in touch. If your level reaches the professional game, our agency department can take the next step with you.

Next step

Tell us where you are in the portal

Send your profile and we will come back with an honest read on your level and the plan that fits your transfer window — or tell you if this is not the right move.