UEFA A LICENSE · 20+ YEARS EUROPEAN PRO

Your video is footage.
Ours is intelligence.

Your last game only gives you highlights. We extract 248 actions, map them across four domains, and rank what to fix first — using the methodology a UEFA A coach brought from twenty years in European pro football.

UEFA A LICENSE·20+ YEARS EUROPEAN PRO·FROM $79 PER REPORT
SOCCER FILM ROOMFILM ROOM · LIVE ANALYSISPLAYERA. Jones · OB · U10LIVEEFFICIENCY67%165 of 248 actionsVS PRO BASELINE+12.4MATCHFLOW · PER-MIN EFFICIENCY2ND HALF SURGE1005000'1ST 62.6%2ND 72.0%90'POSITION HEATMAPRIGHT FLANK · 71%DEFENSIVE THIRDMIDDLE THIRDATTACKINGFOUR-DOMAIN BREAKDOWN · 12 SUB-SKILLSPHYSICAL78Speed82Duels75Endurance76TECHNICAL71First touch74Passing73Body shape66TACTICAL45Positioning48Off-ball runs42Decisions45STRATEGICAL24Game reading28Pattern ID22Tempo control22"The strategic gap is real. Trainable now. Not her fault." — Bruno, p.14RANKED WORK PRIORITIES01Body shape on receiveTECHNICAL · TRAINABLE NOWHIGH02Marking discipline · boxTACTICAL · TRAINABLE NOWMED03Positioning between linesTACTICAL · TRAINABLE NOWMEDEVENT LOG · 248 ACTIONS LOGGED · FRAME-BY-FRAMESHOWING 1–8MINZONEACTIONDOMAINEFFICIENCYEFFICACYRESULTFLAG04'Def. thirdRecovery runPhysicalPASSPASSBall won11'Mid thirdFirst touchTechnicalFAILN/ALost poss.18'Att. thirdThrough ballTechnicalPASSPASSAssist24'Def. thirdPositioningTacticalFAILFAILGoal conc.ACTIONS248EFFICIENCY67%EFFICACY71%TOP PRIORITYBody shape on receiveDOMAIN FOCUSTactical · StrategicalREPORT30 pages · PDF

I.

You already know it isn't enough.

“Be more aggressive.” “Work harder.” “Stay focused.” That isn't feedback. That's a coach managing eighteen players at once.

Meanwhile your Veo, Trace, or Hudl footage sits there. Unread by anyone trained to read it.

Club Fees

$3K–$8K/yr

Private Trainer

$80–$150/hr

ID Camp

$800–$1,500

Raw Footage

$0 (and sitting there)

The data is already in your footage. Almost no one is reading it.

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II.

Most “analysis” is commentary. This is a diagnostic.

Format

Most analysis

Coach narrates clips

Film Room

30-page structured report

Output

Most analysis

Impressions

Film Room

Quantified scores, four domains

Framework

Most analysis

Whatever the coach feels

Film Room

Efficiency × Efficacy × Productivity

Action

Most analysis

"Be more aggressive"

Film Room

Ranked priorities, age-annotated

Comparable to

Most analysis

A trainer's hot take

Film Room

How a pro club evaluates a prospect

The first is opinion. The second is measurement.

III. WHAT YOU ACTUALLY GET

The first feedback your player has ever received that doesn't say work harder.

A preview from a real diagnostic. Player anonymized. Methodology unchanged.

SOCCER FILM ROOMMATCH ONE · BASELINEPLAYER · OUTSIDE BACK · RIGHT-FOOTEDAubrey Jones.A trial against a stronger team.RESULT1–6 LOPPONENTBGBSTRONGopponent strengthACTIONS165 / 248PART ONE · TOTAL MATCH ACTIONShe completed 67% of her match actions.67.2%EFFICIENCYFIRST HALF62.6%SECOND HALF72.0%+9.4 points across the match.PART TWO · MATCHFLOWPer-minute efficiency curve.FIRST HALFSECOND HALF1005000'90'"She rose under fatigue. The score doesn't tell you that."PAGE 03 · OF 30BRUNO ANTUNES · UEFA A LICENSE

PAGE 03 — TOTAL MATCH ACTION

SOCCER FILM ROOMFOUR DOMAINSPART TWO · SPECIFIC PERFORMANCEWhat she's good at. What's missing.Four domains. Twelve sub-skills. One ranked picture of where the work is.DOMAIN ONEPhysical78%athletic profileSUB-SKILLSSpeed82Duels75Endurance76DOMAIN TWOTechnical71%on the ballSUB-SKILLSFirst touch74Passing73Body shape66DOMAIN THREETactical45%reading the gameSUB-SKILLSPositioning48Off-ball runs42Decisions45DOMAIN FOURStrategical24%barely surfacedVERDICT"The strategic side is barelythere yet. She shows flashes —enough to know it can be built.The responsibility lies with thecoaches she has had so far.Not her fault. Trainable now."— BRUNO, PAGE 14PAGE 09 · OF 30PHYSICAL · TECHNICAL · TACTICAL · STRATEGICAL

PAGE 09 — FOUR DOMAINS

SOCCER FILM ROOMWORK PRIORITY MATRIXPART THREE · WORK PRIORITYWhat to work on first.Five corrections, ranked. Each one annotated for the player's age and skill window.PRIORITY 01Body shape on receiveDOMAINTechnicalSKILL WINDOWTrainable nowHIGHPRIORITY 02Marking discipline in the boxDOMAINTacticalSKILL WINDOWTrainable nowMEDPRIORITY 03Positioning between linesDOMAINTacticalSKILL WINDOWTrainable nowMEDPRIORITY 04Holding focus across 90'DOMAINStrategicalSKILL WINDOWMaturation gatedLOWPRIORITY 05Offside trap timingDOMAINStrategicalSKILL WINDOWDefer 12+ monthsLOWCOACH'S NOTEWhy this order."Body shape comes first.If she can't receive opento the field, the markingand positioning fixes willnever compound.Offside trap is last —not a real priority for an11-year-old in her firstyear of 11v11.She needs to be moreconsistent on the otherdemands first."BRUNO ANTUNESUEFA A LICENSEPAGE 17 · OF 30RANKED · ANNOTATED · APPLIABLE

PAGE 17 — WORK PRIORITY

“The strategic side is barely there yet. The responsibility lies with the coaches she's had so far. Not her fault. Trainable now.”

— BRUNO ANTUNES, FROM PAGE 14

That's the difference. Bruno will tell you the truth — including when the truth isn't your player's fault.

FOR THE PLAYER READING THIS WITH YOUR PARENT

You already know where you're better than your teammates and where you're not. You don't know where you stand against the level you're trying to make. This is that document. Your teammates don't have it.

What's in the full report:

Efficiency curves split by half
Four-domain map
Work priorities, ranked and annotated
Frame-by-frame stills
With- and without-ball analysis
Position verdict and developmental upside

CUSTOM-BUILT · NEVER STAMPED

Each report feels like theirs.

Same methodology. Different palette. Different player.

CUSTOM-BUILT · NEVER STAMPEDEach report feels like theirs.Same methodology. Same rigor. Different palette, different voice, different player.SOCCER FILM ROOMMATCH SIX · OF SIX#8 · CENTER BACK · LEFT-FOOTEDBen Johnson.Match six — a personal best.EASY76%EFFICIENCYDOMAINSPhysical82Technical79Tactical74Strategical68PALETTERoyal-gold. His club's colors.SOCCER FILM ROOMMATCH ONE · BASELINEU10 · OUTSIDE BACK · RIGHT-FOOTEDAubrey Jones.A trial against a stronger team.STRONG67%EFFICIENCYDOMAINSPhysical78Technical71Tactical45Strategical24PALETTEPurple-coral. Her colors.

IV. THE METHOD

Three lenses. Four domains. One ranked list.

Every action evaluated three ways, mapped four ways, ranked once.

LAYER 1 — PERFORMANCE TRINITY

Efficiency

How well the action was executed

72.0%

Efficacy

Whether it produced the outcome

65.4%

Productivity

Sustainability over 90 minutes

68.2%

LAYER 2 — THE FOUR DOMAINS

Physical

Speed, duels, endurance

78%

Technical

1v1, reception, passing, body shape

71%

Tactical

Positioning, decisions, off-ball

45%

Strategical

Reading the bigger game

24%

EVERY DOMAIN SCORED AGAINST POSITION-SPECIFIC PRO, SEMI-PRO, COLLEGE, AND AMATEUR BANDS

Three lenses on every action. Four domains across every match. One list of what to fix first.

LAYER 3 — THE OUTPUTS

Match Flow

Per-minute efficiency curve

Work Priority

Ranked, age-annotated corrections

Position Verdict

Fit and developmental upside

WHO READS THE FOOTAGE

A credential almost no one watching your player's game holds.

Most U.S. youth coaches hold a US Soccer C or D license. Bruno holds a UEFA A — the second-highest coaching license in European football, one tier below the license required to head-coach a top-flight European first team.

That's a structural two-to-three-tier gap. The person reading your player's footage is two licenses above the person coaching them in person.

Bruno spent twenty years inside that European system — including the Benfica Academy, where he developed the diagnostic methodology this report uses. Most U.S. youth players never get evaluated by anyone close to that pedigree. Now they can.

Portugal

20+ years

Benfica Academy and other professional academies

Belgium

5 years

Belgian professional level

United States

5+ years

Scout, analyst, coach across 5+ clubs

“Top U.S. youth players are technically ahead of their European peers. The gap is in game intelligence — when to push, when to drop, how to read the opponent's pattern. That's what compounds.”

— BRUNO ANTUNES
UEFA A

Bruno Antunes

UEFA A LICENSE · PORTUGAL

ONE PLAYER · SEVEN MONTHS

Before — not the best on his team. After — Orlando City.

“They were impressed he came in as if he was already part of the team. Most kids show their nerves. Ben did not.”

— ORLANDO CITY YOUTH DIRECTOR

BEFORE

Louisiana Elite

MLS Next II

"Not the best player on his team"

THE PROCESS

7 reports

7 months

Match-by-match diagnostic arc

AFTER

Orlando City

MLS Academy

Tryout success

Ben was technically strong before. The gain came from tactical and strategical work — and his ability to stay composed in a setting where most players don't.

That's what seven reports buys: not seven lists of mistakes. Seven data points across an arc you can see.

WHAT OTHER PARENTS SAW

Each one started with a single $125 diagnostic.

After three corrections from Bruno's report, his positioning in transitions improved within two weeks.

Player, age 14, CM

ECNL placement

We'd spent thousands on camps without specific feedback. The diagnostic gave us a list to demonstrate at showcases. Three months later — committed.

Player, age 16, RB

College commit

The 'strategical: 0%' was hard to read. But Bruno was right — no one had ever taught game reading. After working on it, she made the state select team.

Player, age 13, F

State select

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. About a week per report.

01

Submit

Send a full-match video. Veo, Hudl, GameChanger, Trace, or phone footage at an elevated angle. Bad video gets a free re-analysis.

02

Diagnostic

Bruno watches every action. Maps it across the four domains. Returns a ~30-page report.

03

Apply

Most players apply 2–3 corrections in the next training. Most parents see change in 3–4 weeks. You don't run the corrections. The player and their coach do.

SUPPORTED SOURCES:Veo·Hudl·GameChanger·Trace·Phone footage

V. PRICING

Five reports for what every other dollar produced.

You've already spent $3,000 on club fees, $1,500 on the last showcase, hours driving to training. Five diagnostics across the season tell you what all of it produced — and what to fix before the next tryout. $79 per report.

Single Diagnostic

$125

One full-match diagnostic. The complete report.

  • ~30-page report
  • All four domains scored
  • Frame-by-frame curves
  • Ranked work priorities
  • Position verdict
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Five diagnostics across a season. Where patterns become visible.

  • Five full ~30-page reports
  • All four domains, every report
  • Per-match evolution tracking
  • Trajectory across all four domains
  • Mid-package recalibration of priorities
  • Money-back guarantee on report one
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Twelve Diagnostics

$895

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A full season of diagnostics. The structure that produced the Orlando City case.

  • Twelve full ~30-page reports
  • Full-season trajectory chart, all four domains
  • Mid-season and end-of-season position verdicts
  • Recruiter-ready end-of-season summary
  • Priority re-ranking after each report
  • Money-back guarantee on report one
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HOW IT COMPARES

Per applied correction — the cheapest hour you'll spend on this.

Versus a private trainer

$80–$150/hour, gone in an hour. The five-pack: ~$8 per applied correction.

Versus an ID camp

$800–$1,500 plus travel. The five-pack: the prep doc that makes five camps work.

Versus a season of club fees

$3K–$8K/yr that often skips strategical instruction entirely.

Versus UEFA-licensed access

Essentially unavailable in the U.S. youth market.

THE GUARANTEE

Three corrections in report one, or full refund.

Every diagnostic Bruno has delivered has contained more than three ranked priorities. If your first report doesn't, you count the corrections. We refund the full five-pack.

After report one, the package continues. The arc only works if it runs.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Common questions.

ONE MORE THING

Whatever's next on the calendar — that's the deadline.

ECNL showcase. MLS Next tryout. Spring opener. The five-pack is most valuable when it spans the lead-up to the season's real moments — so your player walks into each one with three corrections they've trained, not generic effort.

Twelve months of unmeasured development is twelve months of unfixed patterns.

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