Practical preparation
Prepare a football profile clubs can assess
A practical checklist for your player photo, football experience, availability and highlight footage.
Short answer
Give clubs accurate, current details, a clear recent photo of yourself and footage you have permission to share, then choose who can see it. Apply only to openings that suit your level, and ask for written clarification where requirements or fees are unclear. A complete profile does not guarantee selection.
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Which details should my football profile include?
State your primary position, current playing level, club or playing status and availability. Distinguish competitive match experience from training. Include dates so a recruiter can understand how recent your experience is.
What makes a good profile photo?
Use a recent image of yourself with your face visible. Avoid team photos, identity documents and images you do not have permission to use. Crop and preview your photo before saving.
What footage should I add?
Use footage you have permission to share. Identify yourself clearly, include recent match context and avoid effects that obscure the play. Match footage can show decisions away from the ball as well as highlights. Wait until your upload is processed and test playback before publishing.
Who can see my profile and footage?
Public profiles can be shared and indexed when you opt in and meet the adult publication requirements. Restricted footage has a smaller authorized audience; private footage remains under your control. Your exact birth date and private documents are excluded from public discovery.
How should I apply to opportunities?
Read the published position, level, location, eligibility and costs. Explain briefly how your experience fits. Ask for written clarification when requirements or fees are unclear. A complete profile does not guarantee selection.
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