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A player profile that makes you easier to find

Most amateur players are invisible for the same reason: nothing about them is written down anywhere searchable. A player profile fixes the mechanics of that. Position, measurables, recent minutes, film and what you are looking for, all in one public page a club or scout can find and read in two minutes.

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  • Public player profile with measurables and film
  • Availability status for transfers and trials
  • Searchable directory for clubs, coaches and scouts
  • Private scouting watchlist with notes
  • Direct messaging — no commission, no lead fees

AthletiLink helps players become more discoverable. Selection and signing decisions always belong to clubs and coaches.

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What belongs on a player performance profile

Decision-makers scan for a short list of facts before they watch a single clip. If those facts are missing, the clip rarely gets watched.

Keep it honest and current. An inflated profile costs you more than a modest one, because the first trial exposes it.

  • Position, secondary position and preferred foot
  • Age group, height, weight and relevant measurables
  • Current club, level and minutes played this season
  • Two to four minutes of film with the best clip first
  • Location, travel radius and availability
  • What you are looking for: trial, transfer, or a first club

Why written profiles beat highlight reels alone

Film shows what you can do; the profile explains the context — what level, what role, how often. Without context a good clip is unassessable, which is why so many reels go unanswered.

Profiles are also searchable. A club looking for a left-back who can travel to training on Tuesdays cannot find that in a video, but they can find it in a filter.

Step by step

  1. 01

    Fill in the facts

    Position, measurables, level and current minutes. Concrete beats flattering.

  2. 02

    Add film that opens strong

    Lead with your single best 20 seconds. Nobody watches a slow start twice.

  3. 03

    State availability

    Location, travel radius, whether you are free for trials. Ambiguity kills enquiries.

  4. 04

    Keep it current

    Update results and minutes monthly. Stale profiles read as inactive players.

Frequently asked questions

What if I have no video?

Publish the profile anyway with results, minutes and measurables, then add film as you get it. Phone footage from the sideline is acceptable — clarity of context matters more than production.

Do parents manage profiles for youth players?

For under-18s a parent or guardian typically maintains the profile. Keep personal contact details off the public page and use in-platform messaging.

Does AthletiLink guarantee I will be signed?

No, and nobody honestly can. What a profile does is help players become more discoverable: it puts your position, measurables, film and availability where clubs, coaches and scouts are already looking, so the people making decisions can find and assess you.

Is it free?

Yes. Creating a player profile, appearing in the directory, listing your availability and messaging clubs and coaches is free. There are no listing fees and no commission.

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Publish your position, measurables, film and availability so clubs, coaches and scouts can find and assess you. Free, with no commission.

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