International scouts
11 scouts.
11 countries.
During training and matches, players are observed by 10 international scouts and football agents. The focus is on matches and direct observation in real competitive conditions.
What is assessed
Promising players may be recommended for further monitoring, trial sessions or presentation to interested clubs.
Participation in the camp is not a guarantee of a transfer or a professional contract.
Meet the coaching staff →Scouting report
This is how a player is assessed
Every player receives a final evaluation after the camp. Below is an example of what it looks like — the numbers are made up, but the measures are the same ones scouts track in matches and compare with players in the same position.
Scout rating
Average of the scouts' ratings, 1–10
- Progressive passes91
- Pass accuracy88
- Key passes81
- Aerial duels won33
- Expected goals (xG)38
Percentiles by category
Compared with players in the same position at the camp — 50 is average, 90 means better than 90% of players.
- Attacking
- Possession
- Defending
Scout ratings
Six criteria, rated 1–10, average of three matches
- Player A
- Camp average for the position
Touch heatmap
Where the player had the ball across all three matches
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Attacking direction →
Per-90 statistics
Value per 90 minutes and percentile; the white line marks the position average.
- Shots1.4 / 90 min46
- Expected goals (xG)0.11 / 90 min38
- Key passes2.3 / 90 min81
- Successful dribbles2 / 90 min72
- Pass accuracy87 %88
- Progressive passes8.7 / 90 min91
- Progressive carries4.1 / 90 min77
- Touches in the final third21 / 90 min64
- Duels won54 %58
- Interceptions1.9 / 90 min69
- Pressures17.3 / 90 min74
- Aerial duels won38 %33
This example is for illustration only. A real report contains data from matches played at the camp.
How the rating is built
- 1Filming
Every match at the camp is filmed.
- 2Logging
Every touch, pass and duel is logged from the footage.
- 3Scout ratings
Scouts rate technique, tactics, physical, decisions and mentality from 1 to 10.
- 4Comparison
The numbers become percentiles — a comparison with players in the same position.
- 5Evaluation
The player receives a final report and a talk with the coaching staff.