The Acadamy

Give chance for players to showcase their talent and skills in an enjoyable setting, In the context of youth football, “Identify the Talent” means giving young players the chance to demonstrate their abilities in a supportive environment. Coaches and scouts look for signs of talent, such as how well a player can control the ball, make decisions under pressure, or show athleticism. This process often begins around age 11, but it’s recognized that players develop at different rates, so talent identification is an ongoing process. Some players may show their potential early, while others might develop later, which is why it’s important to continually assess and nurture talent over time. Everyone develop at different pace.

We Analyze the talent in all phases of play (Attack, Transition A to D, Defense, Transition D to A, Chios. It refers to the detailed assessment and evaluation of a player’s abilities, characteristics, and potential. This process involves breaking down various aspects of the player’s game to understand their strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement.

Key elements of talent analysis in football include:

Technical Skills: Evaluating the player’s ability to handle the ball, including dribbling, passing, shooting, and control.

Tactical Understanding: Assessing the player’s game intelligence, including decision-making, positioning, understanding of team strategy, and ability to read the game.

Physical Attributes: Analyzing the player’s physical characteristics such as speed, agility, strength, endurance, and overall athleticism.

Mental Toughness: Evaluating the player’s psychological traits, including resilience, focus, adaptability, and ability to perform under pressure.

Behavioral Traits: Observing the player’s attitude, discipline, teamwork, and coachability.

The analysis is typically done through a combination of live observations during training and matches, video analysis, and possibly the use of performance data and metrics. This comprehensive evaluation helps coaches and scouts understand a player’s current level and potential for future development, guiding decisions on training, development plans, and potential opportunities within the sport.

You can train to train, you can train to compete, you can train to win.

• Set clear Objectives & Criteria for the players to achieve. A clear vision.
• Player development is not linear. Technical, Physical, Tactical, Physiological abilities & understanding of the game can always be improved.
• Prepare & Equip the talent with tools necessary to face any challenge or situation in the most efficient way.
• Position specific Training

• Adequate opportunities to compete, progressive and adjusted level of competition.
• Balance between training and competition to avoid developing players prematurely
• International Exposure for players to evaluate their progress and check where they stand.

The transition phase is a tough stage that needs dedicated team to support the player to handle the mental hurdles, resist and manage disappointment or success, build resilience & manage the stamina in motivation.

Prepare the character to adapt to any situation.