Find a sports club and contact it directly
Most club searches end at a contact form nobody answers. On AthletiLink, clubs and the coaches and players inside them are all members, so you can see who is there and message a person instead of an inbox.
Free to start
- Performance profile with film and measurables
- Community feed for updates and clips
- Direct messaging with coaches and clubs
- Directory search by sport, position and location
- Gear and recovery marketplace
See a club through its people
Clubs and teams appear on the network through their members. Search by sport and location and you see the athletes and coaches attached to a club, their positions and their level.
That tells you what a club's website will not: what standard it actually plays at and whether your position is already covered.
- Search by sport, position and location
- See the athletes and coaches already at a club
- Message coaches directly instead of using a generic contact form
- Follow club members' feed posts to track results and trials
For clubs and coaches
If you run a club, a complete profile makes you findable by exactly the players you want. Post trials, results and openings to the feed, and use the directory and saved lists to build a shortlist of prospects.
Messaging is direct, so a promising player is one conversation away rather than a chain of introductions.
How to get started
- 01
Search your sport and area
Narrow the directory to the clubs and members near you.
- 02
Check the standard
Look at the levels, positions and film of players already there.
- 03
Message a coach
Introduce yourself with your profile attached to the conversation.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know a club is the right level for me?
Look at the profiles of athletes attached to it — position, level and measurables are listed, so you can compare honestly before you reach out.
Can a club create its own presence?
Yes. Coaches and club staff create profiles, post to the feed and message players like any other member.
Is AthletiLink free to use?
Yes. Creating a profile, posting to the feed, browsing other members and messaging is free for athletes. You never need a paid plan to be discoverable.
Can I look around before signing up?
Yes. Profiles, the feed, the scouting directory and the gear marketplace are all browsable without an account. You only need to sign in to post, message or save people.
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Sports networking
AthletiLink is a sports networking app where athletes, coaches and clubs build verified profiles, post updates, message each other and find real opportunities. Free to join.
Community
Join a sports community app where players, coaches and clubs share updates, find each other locally and organise real sessions. Free profiles, open browsing, direct messaging.
Find players
Search athletes by sport, position and location, see their level before you commit, and message them directly. Free way to find teammates and local players.
For athletes
Build a verified athlete profile with measurables, stats and film, post to the feed, get messaged by coaches and scouts, and shop pro-grade gear. Free for athletes.
For coaches & scouts
Search athletes by sport, position, level and location, build saved shortlists, message prospects directly and track your pipeline with recruiting analytics.
Events & trials
Find trials, showcases, camps and open sessions posted by athletes, coaches and clubs in your sport and area — then message the organiser directly.
Amateur sport
Amateur, school and club athletes get a real profile, a community feed, direct messaging with coaches and clubs, and a gear marketplace — free to join.
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