Overseas Adult Opportunities

Overseas opportunities need intense due diligence.

An overseas adult opportunity may be:

A legitimate professional contract

A short trial

A training stint

A pay-to-play program

A showcase tour

A placement service

A semi-pro opportunity A lower-division opportunity

A cultural experience

A scam

Parents must inspect the product.

Overseas Questions Ask:

What country?

What league?

What division?

What club?

Is the club registered and active?

Is there a written invitation?

Is there a contract?

Is the player paid?

Is housing provided?

Is medical coverage included?

What visa applies?

Is the player legally allowed to train or play?

Is international clearance required?

Who handles registration?

Is an agent involved?

What are the fees? What happens after the trial?

What is the return plan?

Overseas Red Flags Be cautious when:

The club name is vague

The level is unclear

The program uses logos loosely

The player must pay large placement fees

The visa is not explained

Housing is vague

Medical coverage is vague

The contract is not provided

The agent discourages review

The timeline is rushed

“Scouts will be there” is not documented

Outcomes are anecdotal

The player is told to quit school or college options without evidence

Overseas Rule An overseas opportunity must beat the domestic alternative on evidence.

Not romance.