Insight

Based on more than 10 years of experience in football at the highest level, we know that positioning is one of the most important aspects of the game. Good positioning helps players make better decisions, create more options, and have a greater impact on the pitch. Our approach is also supported by knowledge gained from multiple studies, which highlight the importance of positioning in player development and overall performance. That is why we believe positioning is the ideal foundation to start with.

Yes. If you follow each step carefully, take the time to understand the process, and consistently apply what you learn, you will improve as a player. We have seen players move to higher-level clubs, go from being substitutes to regular starters, and even progress from U15 teams to U19 squads. The key is not to rush, follow every step carefully, take notes in your own words, and make sure you truly understand what you are learning before moving on. Development takes time, stay consistent, trust the process, and keep applying what you learn on the pitch.

At the moment, our main focus is on positioning, while we continue developing the other parts of the Insight program. We do not want to release new modules until they meet the standard we expect, our goal is to make every part of the program as valuable and effective as possible, so players can get the maximum benefit from their development. We are currently working on the next modules and expect to make more options available soon.

“Analyse Your Own Game” teaches players how to analyse their own matches and use those insights to improve their performance. Our experienced analysts guide players through the analysis process so that, over time, they learn how to do it independently. The process is simple: the player watches their own match and identifies situations in which they performed well or could have made a better decision, and then compares these moments with similar situations from our database. Our database contains more than 1,000 football situations, giving players the opportunity to study different scenarios and understand how they could react more effectively. By regularly analysing their own matches, players develop a better understanding of the game, become more aware of their decisions, and can make faster progress on the pitch.