The short answer: A good football CV is short, honest and easy to scan: position, key stats, playing history, physical details and a highlight video link. Clubs decide quickly, so clarity beats length every time.
What to include
- Name, age, nationality and main position (plus a secondary).
- Current and previous clubs, with level and dates.
- Key physical details: height, preferred foot, availability.
- A short highlight video link.
- Contact details and any honest achievements.
What to leave out
- Exaggerated claims — they are quickly exposed at trials.
- Walls of text. Use clean sections and bullet points.
- Irrelevant detail that distracts from your strengths.
Make it discoverable
A static document is easy to lose. A live profile on SoccerWork acts as your CV and makes you searchable by clubs and agents, with your video and availability always current.
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