Get discovered
Getting scouted no longer comes down to luck. If you know what a scout looks for and make your talent discoverable, you make the job easier for whoever is looking for a profile like yours. This guide shows you how, step by step.
Now on the App Store and Google Play
Dribbly is on your phone now. Creating your profile is free: upload your plays and become visible to agencies and scouts.
If you are under 18, your account is created by your mother, father or legal guardian. Dribbly does not get you a contract: it puts you where you can be seen.
A scout isn't only after worldies: they look for consistency, game intelligence, attitude and positional fit. In a video, they value repeated actions that prove a real strength, not one lucky moment.
That is why a focused highlight — 60 seconds with your best action in the first 5 — carries more weight than ten long, unfocused clips.
Film in landscape, with good light and your player identifiable (an arrow or circle helps). Show variety: one defensive action, one offensive and one of your specialty.
On Dribbly you do not need to edit: you upload your plays and AI detects the best actions to build your highlights automatically.
Posting a video on social media is being visible; showing up when a scout filters for "left-back under 19 in Colombia" is being discoverable. Dribbly makes you discoverable: your profile appears in searches by position, age and style.
Your discoverability score tells you how findable you are, and the AI Coach recommends concrete actions to improve it. You approve every change; the AI never publishes for you.
Dribbly does not get you a contract: it puts you where you can be seen.
Dribbly is now on the App Store and Google Play. Download the app and create your profile for free.
Make your profile discoverable with focused highlights and complete data. Scouts search by position, age and style — if you appear in those searches with clear evidence of your strengths, you raise your chances of being found.
Consistency, game intelligence, attitude and positional fit. They prefer repeated actions that prove a real strength over an isolated moment.
A focused highlight of about 60 seconds, with your best action in the first 5, works better than long, unfocused clips.
