Mate can you tell me about how you become best player in your team and your journey in football like scholarship and all? Please eager to know

@@devanshchouhan2451 just train, one year of training will make you from bad to average, and training further more will make you even better

@@lorencoanastasov3732 Yeah at that rate you could reach academy football in 2-3 years

Hi bro can you pls help me how you go into madrid pls pls pls

is that how to start off I am now working 2 jobs to be able to save and get a visa to go abroad and go to trials... any advice and tips ??

​@@angelceliz9841don't go abroad and perform in your country first

I’m from England so I don’t have the best idea but surely if good enough then tfc or mtl?

@@mutende0665 two teams for tens of thousands of kids? That’s just not realistic. That’s why the CPL and having lower level teams potentially giving you a chance so that at least there’s a chance for you.

@@mutende0665You can definitely join Toronto fc academy and climb up to Toronto fc 2 and maybe the top team one day its quite easy

Same bro

Great job my guy! Congrats

When are tryouts? I have duel citizenship in el salvador & always wanted to tryout for the 2nd division

@@gilbertmenjivar7969 Now bro, but you can try that out as well by reaching to coaches and getting to their trainings, sadly they don't make tryouts:(

How much do you guys get paid

It’s not easy as a foreigner but getting a professional contract here in Mexico has a lot to do with agents and understanding that you’ll have to go through a lot of teams before you land your pro contract

and don’t forget that work visas can be a pain if you don’t have them already. Some clubs want foreigners with work visas so it makes it easier for the club, and they also save $$$ and time because you already went through the hassle of getting one.

@@nicholasmiguel7852 are you currently playing in Mexico. If yes could you tell me where and how u do it

I swear he would be able to sign for an A League club and maybe even start at one of the midtable clubs

@@yakkacorsa7282 no he wouldn’t

Good talk

Where in sweden did you play?

What happened is Australia?

Congratulations bro for singing a contract 🎉🎉 omg it's a dream

No the rule will still be the same just few foreign players, but still when you become pro level footballer it'll be much more easier to get opportunities!!

Exactly

srecno

@@indroj Hvala brate

That’s a country I’ve considered trying my luck in.

As a Serbian 🇷🇸 I can say that our country is very bad for football players. We have a lot of top tier players and lot of young talents but our football is not something to be proud of, very bad infrastructure and lot of corruption. Despite all this, i hope everyone including me will make it.

Keep working hard bro

Exactly 😂

I've never had ACL surgery

My agent at the time set it up

If you’re that good then yea

I’m not Matt but I think you should stick to whatever position you’re best at and can use your strengths in. Although one important thing is to make sure you’re also passionate about that position.

Hank Sullins Hey man i really appreciate you replying, this definitely helped me out.

@@buggin2061 no problem I glad to hear it

The simple answer is what you love to do on field, you like to score defend assist or what, even i dont know my position, but i really like to Assist create and dribble, that either makes me a winger or an attacking midfielder.

Any league is better than none

MLS, the Polish leagues. You can also join many other leagues in Europe as the do non-EU register like Serie A in Italy or La Liga.

@@superseven4177 ok thx

And say I were to try out for a team in Kosova, would I be a foreign player still as I have an American passport.

You can do it bro

Hey i was born in qatar both my parents are syrian am looking forward to join a football club am i still considered a domestic player even thomy parents are both syrian?

How's it worked out for you after a year?

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Yeah he's right the quality of our league is really poor. By the way, I'm from Karachi, where are u from?

I am from Karachi where are you from?

@@syedhassanalishah6033 lahore

@@geek_aa7426 lahore

you can make it and i have made a full guide to secure your pro contract and it is for 23 dollar . it has two parts so reply if your intrested

Bro without hardwork and dedication none of can achieve anything where ever you go.If you think it's easy to get professional contract in southern Asia countries then come and try it out .

@@anuragdubey840 As I will turn 33 next month, its already impossible for me to find a pro contract lil bro :)

​@@Protipsterify if youre good enough nothing is impossible. I doubt a club would reject you for your age if you are the reincarnation of all the GOAT players

@@monsieurLDN Im not a FIFA ultimate team card mate :)

@@Protipsterify unfortunate man. But if you were your age wouldn't matter

you can make it and i have made a full guide to secure your pro contract and it is for 23 dollar . it has two parts so reply if your intrested

u need to actually have a passport for those countries not have your great grandparents be from there lol

@Game Time - Gameplay, Tips & Reviews That is exactly why I am confused

English players are considered european, like Norway and Switzerland which are also not in the EU for example. Although it will be tougher traveling, getting a permit / visa etc. since you are outside the EU

@@-edvins.388 Ok thank you

Yeah. You should be able to apply for dual citizenship.

@@anthonylong9067 depends on the country. There are countries that do not accept dual citizenship

you can make it and i have made a full guide to secure your pro contract and it is for 23 dollar . it has two parts so reply if your intrested

As a Sporting fan, Bolasie is a top person but a terrible terrible footballer.

@@JoaoOliveira-rk8gv lol do you play football ?

@@manulafrappe I once did. Also I have eyes. We went from Bolasie to Sarabia. Night and day.

@@JoaoOliveira-rk8gv Oh okay fair enough as a fan you can say that but as somebody who once played would you really say he's terrible? I haven't seen him play in sporting, I know him from Crystal Palace and to me he was on par with the best wingers in the premier league! My point was that he said it himself that to get pro he had to go abroad and then come back to England. Making it as a domestic player was much harder!

@@manulafrappe yeah as I said he is a great person. He was always respectful and tried his hardest. However we in Portugal have a saying for the type of footballer Bolasie is: "brinca na areia" which translates to "play in the sand". A technically excellent player that has 0 end product. Most of brazilian wingers are this type of players and they only work at top level if they are the best on what they do like Neymar. He couldn't cross for shit, lost too many balls, couldn't pass and had 0 defensive rate. It is enough for teams like Crystal Palace that play on the counter but doesn't work if you are trying to win championships. Similarly Raphinha didn't work for us but is a star in the Premier for a lesser team.

get scout if you on academy...

Better then Messi?

You will get your contract but cut the best player ever crap

same bruh I'm from Karachi. Which city are you from?

Bro you can’t have that mentality.

@@Itns1222 football is the game of opinions bro ❤️ It's your opinion 🙂 Have a good day 👍

It's all up to how well you'll perform

Nobody can predict your future, just work hard, and on the right things

@@abner_horn that’s true but I meant like constantly having the same level of performance

@@fewik8567 thanks bro

Ti dico solo una cosa non smettere mai di sognare. Perche se le cose le puoi sognare, le puoi anche vivere. In bocca al lupo.

Like which one?

Can you explain?

@@olympic-ass-eater only 1% make it

@@olympic-ass-eater its hard to go pro in the US

No. You mus be EU citizen. So EUcitizens have the right to work wherever they want within the EU. So most of western continental european countries

I assume as long as your country in europe is part of the EU, you are considered a domestic player within any of the EU countries.

@@jordiangani5753 no in some countries there are rules for homegrown players which only certain nationality/academy players can fulfill, but as in work permit wise it shouldn’t be any problemas

with a Uk passport

If he isn't a goalkeeper of course

@@galaxypt4152 even if you or the person is a keeper, it doesn’t bloody matter, if he’s good

@@galaxypt4152 i'm about to hit 20 and still 5'3/5'4 Not bragging but i do think i play pretty well, i'm skillfull and i play on the wing But sometimes i felt like the coach doesn't trust me to be able to break the defense line because i'm small I'm like 5'3-5'4 with 50 kg of weight I don't know if i need to get more weight but i don't wanna be big because i'm short So i quite struggling , i can manage playing against big defender but i wonder how it will be like in pro level where defender are much bigger stronger and tectical Do i literally need to be built muscle because i don't wanna 😂i know 50 kg is too low but can i manage in pro level with 55-60 kg ?

Just Google diego buonanotte

@@anythingokey5940 Hello i play pro and I'm 170cm. I recommend you to go the gym and work hard. I know that coaches judge by the height, I have feel same things as you. You have to show that you are strong even if you are short 💪🏽💪🏽