Oludayo Sonoiki signs with Future Global Sports

Future Global Sports is delighted to announce that Oludayo Sonoiki has appointed us to represent him on an exclusive basis.

A powerful, dynamic no nonsense midfielder with great technique and strength, the 18-year-old is one of the most exciting young talents in non-league football, with regular experience in men’s football since breaking through at the age of just 16.

Oludayo has risen through the ranks at non-league outfit Swindon Supermarine, making his way firstly through the Supermarine under-18 team and Reserves, who played at step 6 and 7 of the non-league pyramid, before being rewarded through his impressive performances with a call-up to the first team squad.

He made his senior debut for the club in October 2024, before in March 2025, Sonoiki was handed his senior league debut for Swindon Supermarine, in a Southern League game against Walton and Hersham. He rounded off the 2024/25 season with multiple first team appearances.

In 2025/26, the youngster made 35 appearances at just 17 years of age, remarkable men’s football experience for someone so young, before renewing terms with Supermarine ahead of the 2026/27 season.

In August 2026, Oludayo was dual registered at Highworth Town, joining the step 5 club near the bottom of the table. Quickly becoming a regular starter, his performances since have seen the club rise from near relegation into the playoffs. Highworth have won 11 of the 17 games Sonoiki has played in to date, with the young tough-tackling midfielder also scoring four goals in the process of becoming a key player in the club’s remarkable rise up the table.

“He’s a big strong physical lad and a cracking person as well,” commented Stuart Fleetwood, the manager that handed him his senior debut. “He looks comfortable [in men’s football] and that’s a credit to him.”

At Future Global Sports we are recognised as a leading destination for helping to work with young footballing talent and help manage their careers. We are excited to work with Oludayo, who already has a wealth of experience in senior men’s football but with a large of amount of potential to develop as a player and grow further.

Welcome to FGS, Oludayo.

Future is Dayo!

Joe Henman signs with Future Global Sports

Future Global Sports is delighted to announce that Joe Henman has appointed us to represent him on an exclusive basis.

A bright, dynamic, technical midfielder, the 18-year-old is one of the most exciting emerging talents in non-league football, earning international recognition as well as becoming a regular at first team level in men’s football at Leiston FC.

Joe started his career in grassroots football and has developed through the non-league system firstly at Sheringham FC as a 16-year-old, before starring at Fakenham Town where he won promotion in 2025/26, and Wroxham at 17. His performances including a promotion play-off final win for Fakenham Town won admirers, and in the summer it was Leiston that won the race for Henman’s services, joining the Southern Premier Central outfit.

In May 2026 further national recognition came for Joe when he was named in the England Schoolboys squad to play Wales in a summer international at Cirencester Town. Henman was a star of the show as England won 6-1, laying on two assists to earn rave reviews for his performance full of energy and dynamism.

Since joining Leiston in the summer Henman has adapted to step 3 men’s football rapidly, starting ten games and scoring one goal in an FA Cup qualifying win over Grays Athletic. In doing so, Henman has become one of the only 18-year-old midfielders in the country playing regular men’s first team football at this level of the non-league pyramid.

“Joe is a young, energetic midfielder with great technical ability,” said Jordan Southgate, his manager at Wroxham. “He’s got bags of energy, a strong work ethic, and a huge amount of potential.”

At Future Global Sports we are excited to work with Joe, who is a willing learner who has a clear hunger and drive to develop and improve as a footballer, as well as all the potential to stand out at this level and continue to progress further in the years to come.

We continue to be an ideal destination for top young talents to work with and help build their careers, and in Joe we see a player who, together with his enthusiasm and potential and our experience and guidance, can progress in the coming years as he looks to forge a career in professional football.

We look forward working together to help guide Joe’s career and realise his full potential in the years to come.

Welcome to FGS, Joe.

Future is Henman!

Come and join us: Head of Women's Football - Future Global Sports

Are you passionate about women’s football and keen to play a role in helping shaping the careers of the next generation of elite women’s football talent? Because at Future Global Sports we are currently looking for an ambitious and passionate Head of Women’s Football to join the FGS team.

About the Role

Established in 2025, our Future Global Sports Women’s Division is our women’s football arm working with rising stars of the women’s game.

In this role, you’ll work closely with professional and semi-professional footballers across different divisions, clubs and commercial brands, helping guide the next generation of players through their journey in the football world. From scouting and signing new talents to negotiating contracts, advising in career planning and creating commercial opportunities, our Head of Women’s Football will take on a big role as a key point of contact for our FGS Women’s Division.

As well as working with our existing talents, our Head of Women’s Football will also help build and manage a portfolio of players, supported by our current team, and become a key point of contact for clubs, commercial partners and players, helping take our Women’s Division to the next level both on and off the pitch.

SEE ALSO: Future Global Sports launches Women’s Football Division and signs first two rising stars

About You

We are looking for someone with a passion for women’s football who is ambitious and comfortable building things. Process-driven, proactive, friendly, with a business mind, who is also adaptable to the dynamic nature of the sports industry. Experience in sports management or player representation is welcome but not essential.

Our Head of Women’s Football will become a trusted advisor helping players develop, building relationships with players and their families and maximising opportunities commercially and on the field to help them realise their career goals and dreams.

The role could suit any of the following:

  • Someone already working in a corporate and/or commercial role and looking to transition into the  sports or football industry

  • Those with experience in player care / coaching in the women’s game

  • Postgraduate or graduates in the fields of business management / commerce / marketing or sports science

  • Those with experience in leadership roles working with women in different fields and looking to widen their horizons in the sporting world and help the next generation of girls

  • Social media managers / content creators / influencers working in sport or with connections to women’s football

  • Those wanting to contribute to the growth of the women’s game and immerse themselves in the exciting landscape that is women’s football in 2026

Though we are flexible in terms of total weekly hours and commitments, this part-time role will involve travel and working hours outside of the regular 9-5pm e.g. weekends watching games to scout players / identify talent or support our clients. Fluency in English is required and additional languages will be a bonus.

Please note: The role will begin on a commission only plus bonus structure, scaling up upon performance KPIs, and would suit someone eager to build and scale alongside an existing role or looking for hands-on experience to build a career in sport.

FIFA Agent Licence

Though possession of a FIFA Agent Licence is preferred, we are open to the Head of Women’s Football being someone from a non-footballing background. As well as working with players, much of the work will involve building processes and relationships commercially, including brands involved in sports (e.g. Nike / New Balance) or those relevant to the women’s game.

To represent players in football-related transactions like transfers or contract negotiations, you must have a FIFA Agent licence, but our team is licensed and therefore we are flexible in structure. If you don’t have such a licence, we will provide support and tailor the role for the right person.

Apply

If you are keen to get involved and help shape the future of women’s football, please send a CV to contact@futureglobalsports.com, alongside a brief covering letter or paragraph explaining via email any relevant experiences and why you would be a good fit for the position.


We look forward to hearing from you!

DONE DEAL: Ronnie Blois signs for Morecambe Football Club

Future Global Sports is delighted to confirm that client Ronnie Blois has completed a move to Morecambe Football Club from Leiston FC.

Blois joins the Enterprise National League North outfit on an initial two-year deal, moving from step 3 Southern Premier League central side Leiston. The deal is Ronnie’s first professional contract after a debut season at Leiston in which the promising striker scored 13 goals.

A powerful and hard-working target man centre-forward, Blois, 19, enjoyed an excellent campaign in front of goal as the highest scoring 18-year old in steps 1-3, establishing himself as one of the most exciting young attacking prospects in non-league football.

His performances also earned interest from several EFL clubs, including trials at Championship club Blackburn Rovers in May, before Morecambe won the race for the forward’s signature.

Morecambe manager Adam Lakeland said:

“I'm delighted to bring Ronnie to Morecambe FC. He's a player who Sam and I became aware of last season and is someone who we believe we can and will continue to nurture into a very good centre forward.”

“He is a young lad who is moving away from home and taking a step into professional football for the first time, so it's important we don't put too much pressure and expectation on him too soon. However, that said, Ronnie doesn't play the game like a typical 19-year-old.

“He relishes the physical battle which comes with being a number nine and has a great work ethic which can see him dropping in to link play, contest aerial duals, run the channels or play on the shoulder. He has a real appetite to get into positions where he gets chances and scores goals, and he is capable of scoring all types of goals.”

“I'm sure in our team, with the numerous creative players we have, he will score goals and only continue to improve as a player under our guidance. I look forward to working with him and it's yet another talented, hungry young prospect, with a bright future, joining our group."

Speaking after signing for the Shrimps, Ronnie Blois said: “It’s a massive club, I want to play my part of getting them back to where they belong which is the EFL.”

“The Gaffer came to watch me a few times last year and then when he came here, there was only one option for me. A club like this shouldn’t be where they are.”

At Future Global Sports we continue to grow our reputation for finding and working with the top young talents in non-league football and helping them find opportunities and transition into professional football.

This deal represents a strong move for Ronnie into full-time football after signing with Future Global Sports, and we are excited to see him take his first steps in the pro game and continue to develop his talents at a well-established, well-supported football club such as Morecambe.

For further information see the following link and watch Ronnie’s first interview in a Morecambe shirt below.

Congratulations Ronnie and we wish you every success at your new club. Future is Blois!

Ronnie Blois signs with Future Global Sports

Future Global Sports is delighted to announce that Ronnie Blois has appointed us to represent him on an exclusive basis.

A tall, physical target man-type striker, 19-year-old Blois has enjoyed a fantastic season at Leiston FC, scoring 13 goals in his first season at step 3 of men’s football in the Southern Premier League Central.

Ronnie began his career in Wroxham FC’s youth teams before a move to Sheringham FC, and then Dereham Town in 2024. Plying his trade in the Thurlow Nunn Premier Division, Blois emerged at 17 years old playing in men’s football (step 5), scoring 13 goals in 34 appearances for The Magpies at Dereham.

Such early promise attracted eyes from bigger clubs in the region, and at the start of the 2025/26 season Blois stepped up two divisions to join Leiston FC.

At Leiston, Ronnie has established himself as one of the country’s leading young strikers, scoring 13 goals to become the highest scoring 18-year-old anywhere in the country in steps 1-3 of English non-league football. A variety of finishes demonstrated the youngster’s raw abilities, with an eye for goal and the physicality to match and quickly adapt to the demands of men’s football.

A 6’2 striker who can run the channels, hold the ball up, find space in the box with sharpness and good penalty box instincts as well as a player who can arrive in the box to win headers, Ronnie is a very exciting young prospect. Upon signing for Future Global Sports opportunities quickly emerged, and in May 2026 Ronnie spent time at Blackburn Rovers on trial, a well deserved reward for a season of rapid development in men’s football.

“Ronnie is a powerful No.9, raw, which is to be expected at his age, but he has some real qualities. He’s a willing runner in behind, can run the channels, can hold the ball up,” said his manager at Leiston, Chris Wigger.

“At six foot one/two, he can compete physically. He’s got a lot of room to improve and grow and mature as a player.”

At Future Global Sports we are excited to work with Ronnie, whose humility and hunger to learn stand him in good stead as he looks to continue to develop and take the next steps of what we hope is a promising football career.

We continue to emerge as an ideal destination for top young talents to work with and help build their careers, and we see Ronnie as a player with high potential, who matches our values and who, with the right focus, application and guidance, can go on to progress from here.

We are excited to work with Ronnie to offer our guidance and knowledge of football and look forward working together to help guide his career and realise his full potential in the years to come.

Welcome to FGS, Ronnie.

Future is Blois!