Accuracy – Every player’s contact with the ball and every ball’s contact with the screen surface is meticulously recorded and compared with test-defined standards and ranges. Nothing escapes this scout’s attention.

Passing Power – With precise ball tracking and pressure sensors in the screens, coaches can accurately assess passing power, comparing it with expectations and positional requirements on the field.

Spatial Awareness – Thanks to a system of five interactive screens covering a total of 120m², along with cameras and projectors, players’ perception skills can be thoroughly tested.

Analytical Thinking – With the ability to create and replay dynamic and static scenarios, every test can turn into a strategic challenge—like a game of Sudoku.

Technical Skills – A 225m² training area allows for the creation of position-specific tests, incorporating tools like rebounders and football walls to refine technique.

Ball Control – Consistency in passing, pass power, variety, the ability to add spin, and the use of different ball sizes enhance a player’s first touch and overall ball reception skills.

Perception – Scanning training helps players analyze changing scenarios and on-screen tasks during drills, enabling them to make the best decisions for the team.

Pressure Handling – Players must execute precise passes while training under time pressure and distracting sounds, such as crowd noise or jeering.

Repetition – Training is all about repetition. The simulator allows players to perform dozens of passes and shots, receiving the ball each time with the same power, spin, and trajectory.