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  • Football data scientist

    Data scientist, football data analyst

    Football data scientists build models from match event and tracking data to support recruitment, tactics and sports science decisions.

  • Football operations manager

    Club secretary, football administrator, team operations manager

    Football operations managers handle the administration that keeps a club running: registrations, travel, contracts and league rules.

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  • Partnerships manager

    Sponsorship manager, commercial manager, partnership executive

    Partnerships managers find and look after a club’s sponsors and commercial partners, from the first meeting to activation on match days.

  • Performance analyst

    Match analyst, video analyst, opposition analyst

    Performance analysts use video and data to help coaches and players understand and improve performance, and to prepare for opponents.

  • Physiotherapist

    Physio, club physiotherapist, sports physiotherapist

    Club physiotherapists assess and treat players’ injuries, lead their rehabilitation and help prevent injuries happening.

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  • Recruitment analyst

    Player recruitment analyst, scouting analyst

    Recruitment analysts use data and video to find players who could improve a club’s squad, and present shortlists to the recruitment team.

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  • Sports nutritionist

    Performance nutritionist, club nutritionist

    Sports nutritionists advise players on what to eat and drink to perform, recover and stay healthy.

  • Strength and conditioning coach

    S&C coach, sports scientist, fitness coach

    Strength and conditioning coaches plan gym and pitch programmes that make players faster, stronger and more resistant to injury.