GLOBAL SCOUT PHILIPP AMANN
About me
My name is Philipp Amann and in my youth years I played for a Bundesliga Academy team in Germany. Currently I am playing soccer for Grand View University in the NAIA where I am pursuing my bachelor’s degree in Sport Management and Marketing. Sharing the same journey with athletes from all over the world had a huge impact on my life and created a lot of opportunities and great memories so far!
I am dedicated to help the next generation taking the first step towards a great journey and life-changing opportunities.
Don’t wait for opportunity. Create it!
Contact me
philipp.amann@warubi-sports.com
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WARUBI Sports is a full-service soccer management company that guides players through a variety of issues involving their collegiate and professional career. In addition to that, we organize and host soccer youth camps in cooperation with the DFB.
Located in West Palm Beach, Florida, WARUBI Sports expands as the industry leader for connecting football from Europe with soccer in the United States. Our vision is to build the world’s biggest global soccer network.
We are improving the level of service beyond what any athlete has experienced in the industry thus far, one client at a time.
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