David Lasaracina: "From Agent to Director, My New Life.
September 29, 2026 · PerúItalia
David Lasaracina, former agent and director of Francs Borains, discusses his career transition and the importance of reform in Italian football.
David Lasaracina: "From Agent to Director, My New Life.
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Background
David Lasaracina, who currently serves as director of Francs Borains, has a background as a successful agent. He is known for his ability to identify and develop talent, such as Massolin, who is now a concern in the Italian league after impressing in Belgium. In his new role, Lasaracina seeks to bring positive changes in the club's structure and strategy, in line with Italian football's need to adapt and develop.
Why this is important
David Lasaracina's move from agent to director at Francs Borains marks an important change in his career and provides an insight into the challenges facing Italian football. Lasaracina highlighted the need for innovation and courage in player development, especially in the context of competition with countries such as Belgium which are more advanced in terms of player development. With the experience he has, he is expected to be able to take Francs Borains to a higher level.
Main Points
- David Lasaracina: "From Agent to Director, My New Life.
- David Lasaracina, former agent and now director of Francs Borains, discusses his career transition and the importance of reform in Italian football.
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David Lasaracina, previously known as an agent, is now in his new role as director at Belgian club Francs Borains. In this exclusive conversation, Lasaracina poured out his heart about his significant career transition and his views on the current state of Italian football.
"It's a big life change, but I still have the passion to win," said Lasaracina when asked about his transition from agency to club management. During his six years as a consultant, he succeeded in bringing Francs Borains to achieve many achievements, including promotion to a higher division.
"I can say that my experience contributed to the club's leap in category. However, in football there is always jealousy, so I had to stop being an agent and move on to become a director," he added.
One player Lasaracina has his eye on is Massolin, who has thrived at his club. "Massolin is a player of extraordinary quality. He was bought by Inter Milan, and I believe it was the right decision. He has enormous potential and has shown his ability as a second midfielder, before he finally moved to Modena and performed very well. He is 1.97 meters tall and his technique is very impressive. However, it is important to find the right position for him. If asked between him and Maldini, I prefer Massolin," said Lasaracina.
Meanwhile, Lasaracina also expressed his concern about the situation of the Italian national team, who had just lost to Belgium. "In terms of development, Belgium is two decades ahead of Italy. Belgian players play at the world's top clubs, while Italy only has Tonali at Tottenham who are currently at the bottom of the standings. Italy must re-find its identity. Since someone tried to change Italian football, a lot of chaos has occurred. The lack of courage at the managerial level is a problem that must be overcome," he explained.
He also commented on coach Roberto Mancini, "It is difficult to judge Mancini at the moment. After several weeks of work and seeing the previous chaos, how can we judge? The next few matches will provide a clearer picture. The problem is not Mancini, but the selection of players who are no longer fit to play for the national team, even though they were once European champions. There is a need for reform."
Lasaracina added that at his club, they have many promising young talents. "We have talented young players. One of them is Monticelli. We have a good academy. However, overall, this league offers a lot of good value in football," he concluded.
What happened next
In the future, it is hoped that Lasaracina can utilize his experience to develop young talents at Francs Borains and possibly collaborate with clubs in Italy, including Inter Milan. His focus on Massolin, who now plays for Modena after previously being bought by Inter, shows that he will continue to monitor the development of talented players. Lasaracina may also be involved in efforts to improve the quality of football in Italy through a bolder approach.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened to David Lasaracina?
David Lasaracina, previously an agent, is now a director at Belgian club Francs Borains.
Who confirmed David Lasaracina's career switch?
David Lasaracina himself confirmed his switch from agent to director in an exclusive conversation.
Why did David Lasaracina switch from agent to director?
Lasaracina felt he had to stop being an agent and switch to being a director because of jealousy in football.
What changes have occurred at the Francs Borains club during David Lasaracina's time?
During six years as a consultant, Lasaracina succeeded in bringing Francs Borains to achieve many achievements, including promotion to a higher division.
What is David Lasaracina's view on Italian football today?
Lasaracina expressed his concern about the situation of the Italian national team, especially after the defeat to Belgium.