HPA Talent, a leading soccer-focused talent representation agency, has signed Iman Ali Dib, a soccer streamer and footballer, to its North American roster, the company announced today. Dib, born in Syria, raised in Brazil, and now based in Miami, brings a unique global perspective to the modern creator landscape, blending on-field football experience with live streaming and digital storytelling.
Her journey through some of the world's most passionate soccer cultures has shaped both her playing style and her ability to authentically connect with fans across borders. Dib has built a fast-growing audience that values her authenticity, technical understanding of the game, and real-time engagement with the global soccer community. Her content reflects the evolution of football fandom, where culture, personality, and skill intersect.
As part of the partnership, HPA Talent will represent Dib across North American brand partnerships, digital activations, live appearances, and World Cup-adjacent opportunities. This aligns her with brands seeking authentic voices in the lead-up to the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the historic multi-year soccer cycle to follow.
"Iman's story is global, modern, and powerful," said Paris D'Jon, President & CEO of HPA Talent. "From Syria to Brazil to Miami, she represents how football connects cultures around the world. She's a perfect fit for our North American expansion and a great example of the type of talent we're building."
The signing also reinforces HPA Talent's continued growth in the Southeast with the expansion of HPA South, the agency's Miami-based operation designed to support creators, athletes, and brands throughout the region. With Miami emerging as a major hub for global football culture, Dib's presence further strengthens HPA's footprint in the market.
"I'm excited to officially join HPA Talent and be part of their North American roster," said Dib. "They understand my background, my culture, and where soccer content is heading. Being based in Miami and working with HPA South makes this partnership feel like the perfect next step."
The announcement underscores the growing importance of digital creators in sports marketing, particularly as the soccer world turns its attention to North America for the 2026 World Cup. By signing Dib, HPA Talent positions itself to capitalize on the intersection of traditional athletic talent and new media, offering brands a direct line to engaged, cross-cultural audiences. Dib's ability to seamlessly move between the pitch and the screen exemplifies the hybrid athlete-creator model that is increasingly sought after in the sports industry.
