Use a clear, current profile photo
Choose a well-lit head-and-shoulders image with a quiet background. Avoid team photos, heavy filters and images where your face is too small.
A better profile is clearer,
not louder.
Use these practical checks to help clubs and scouts understand your football context quickly and accurately.
Keep the main highlight reel focused
Three to five minutes is usually enough for a first review. Lead with your strongest, most relevant actions and use simple labels so the viewer can find you quickly.
Write a specific professional summary
State your position or role, current level, strongest qualities and what you are looking for. Replace generic claims with concrete football context.
Make the next step obvious
Keep your availability and career goal current. A recruiter should understand whether you are seeking a club, staff role, loan, trial or development opportunity.
Treat the profile as a living football CV
Update new clubs, qualifications, statistics, footage and achievements. A current profile is more credible than a polished profile that is out of date.
Before you publish
- Check names, dates and qualifications for accuracy.
- Remove phone numbers, private email addresses and exact home addresses from public text.
- Only upload media and documents you have permission to share.
- Ask a coach, colleague or guardian to read the profile once.