Football recruitment intelligence
Browse every top-five-league squad, find similar players and upgrades, and compare them side by side.
Every number shows where it came from.
What we do
Bring player performance, qualified comparisons, market context and recruitment decisions into one workspace.
Start with a name or a role. Explore the underlying evidence, understand the differences between players, and keep your reasoning attached to the shortlist.
Find your next playerOne connected recruitment workspace
Explore position-specific event percentiles, goalkeeper analytics, heatmaps, expected-threat and pass maps, player archetypes, team tactical context and explainable scouting reports, plus current-season Premier League and La Liga stats.
Explore players 02Review market value history, transfers and contracts from a dated, licence-checked snapshot, and source-linked news whose quotes are checked against the original. All of it kept separate from football ability.
Review the market view 03Combine balanced style similarity with a transparent role brief, filter by maximum value, compare candidates side by side and plan the squad budget, with the evidence kept behind every shortlist decision.
Build a searchCurrent fixture coverage
Fixtures · 2026/27 catalogue
Historical StatsBomb matches
StatsBomb competition-seasons
Coverage snapshot · 2026-09-30. Current fixtures and historical event data are separate datasets. Event data comes from StatsBomb Open and Wyscout Open, including recent international tournaments, and the two providers are never merged.
This dated Kroos sample shows the verified baseline beneath the product. The live profile builds on it with advanced event families, spatial behaviour, archetype evidence, strengths and review questions—without pretending this historical season is current form. Current-season Premier League and La Liga players carry a separate stats tier, clearly labelled, with no event locations.
Spanish first division · 2017/18 · Same position group · Minimum 900 minutes. This is a real captured baseline, not a current transfer recommendation.
The intelligence layer
The system does not collapse a player into one mystery rating. It keeps style resemblance, role suitability, evidence coverage and human judgment visible as different parts of the decision.
15 outfield metrics · 7 goalkeeper metrics · evidence retained at selection
Competition · season · broad position · qualified minutes
Small groups (under 15 players) are ranked in a wider same-provider position pool and labelled as such. Unavailable metrics stay missing.
Balanced style similarity remains separate from tactical preference.
Feature overlap, closest evidence, largest trade-off, confidence and missing coverage.
A role brief changes fit—not the meaning of similarity.
Recommendation, role fit, reference context and model version are captured when shortlisted.
Scores narrow a review; they are not probabilities of success. Video, live observation, medical context and human judgment remain required.
Open intelligent recruitmentA clear view of the evidence
The player study uses 2017/18 observations, captured on 2026-09-30. It demonstrates historical analysis, not a current transfer recommendation.
Peers share a competition, season and broad provider position group, with a minimum of 900 minutes. When that group has fewer than 15 players, the ranking uses a wider same-provider position pool and the page says so. Matching position groups does not guarantee identical tactical roles.
Event data does not establish physical tracking, injuries or current availability. Market values come from a separate, dated snapshot, and news claims are quoted from their source and labelled unverified. Unavailable observations stay unavailable.