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El análisis en el fútbol profesional: una visión desde dentro del Sevilla Fútbol Club

En el marco del Máster en Big Data aplicado al scouting en fútbol, los profesionales del área de análisis del Sevilla Fútbol Club compartieron una sesión en la que trasladaron, desde una perspectiva práctica y real, cómo se estructura y evoluciona el trabajo de análisis dentro de un club de élite.

La charla permitió a los alumnos conocer no solo herramientas o metodologías, sino también el contexto organizativo, la evolución del rol del analista y la importancia estratégica del dato en el fútbol moderno.

Un departamento clave dentro de la estructura del club

El área de análisis se integra dentro del departamento de innovación deportiva, lo que refleja una idea fundamental: el análisis ya no es un complemento, sino una pieza estructural dentro de la toma de decisiones deportivas.

Desde esta posición, el equipo de análisis trabaja de forma transversal con diferentes áreas del club:

  • Dirección deportiva
  • Primer equipo
  • Cantera
  • Departamentos de rendimiento y desarrollo
  • Departamento médico.
  • Departamento financiero y recursos humano.
  • Departamento de comunicación. 
  • Área de datos.

Esta ubicación permite que el análisis no se limite al corto plazo (resultado inmediato), sino que tenga un impacto en el desarrollo del talento, la planificación deportiva y la optimización de recursos.

Perfiles multidisciplinares: la clave del éxito

Uno de los aspectos más destacados de la sesión fue la importancia de construir equipos con perfiles diversos. Lejos de un modelo único de analista, el departamento está formado por profesionales con distintas especializaciones:

  • Expertos en análisis táctico del juego
  • Especialistas en datos y programación
  • Profesionales del ámbito del rendimiento físico
  • Perfiles híbridos con conocimientos en varias áreas

Esta combinación permite generar una visión 360º del jugador y del juego, integrando lo que ocurre en el campo con lo que reflejan los datos.

El mensaje para los alumnos es claro: el futuro del sector pasa por la combinación de conocimiento futbolístico y capacidades analíticas, junto con una actitud constante de aprendizaje.

La evolución del análisis: de “figura desconocida” a pilar estratégico

Uno de los puntos más interesantes fue la reflexión sobre cómo ha evolucionado el rol del analista en los últimos años.

Hace no tanto tiempo, el analista era percibido como una figura externa, incluso con cierta desconfianza por parte de los cuerpos técnicos. Sin embargo, gracias al desarrollo de metodologías y herramientas, el análisis ha pasado a convertirse en un elemento fundamental dentro del ecosistema del fútbol.

Esta evolución se ha producido en varios niveles:

  • Tecnológico
    • De procesos manuales a automatización
    • Uso de herramientas como Power BI o lenguajes como Python
    • Implementación de sistemas de tracking automático
  • Metodológico
    • De informes estáticos a dashboards dinámicos
    • De datos aislados a modelos de análisis complejos
    • Creación de indicadores de rendimiento y sistemas de scoring
  • Organizativo
    • Integración del analista dentro de la estructura del club
    • Mayor interacción con múltiples departamentos
    • Participación en la toma de decisiones

El objetivo ya no es simplemente recolectar datos, sino transformarlos en información útil y accionable.

El dato como motor de decisión

Durante la sesión se hizo especial hincapié en una idea clave:


“El dato no es el fin, es el medio.”

El verdadero valor del análisis reside en la capacidad de convertir datos en conocimiento que impacte en:

  • La mejora del rendimiento individual y colectivo
  • La identificación y evaluación de talento
  • La toma de decisiones en scouting
  • La optimización de procesos internos
  • En la toma de decisión ejecutiva.

En este contexto, se destacó el desarrollo de herramientas como:

  • Modelos de scoring por posición
  • Sistemas de comparación entre jugadores y equipos
  • Bases de datos enriquecidas mediante procesos propios (ETL y minería de datos)

Además, la automatización de procesos permite liberar tiempo para que los analistas se centren en tareas de mayor valor añadido.

El día a día del analista: planificación y mejora continua

Otro de los puntos clave fue la explicación del trabajo diario dentro del departamento.

El proceso comienza en pretemporada, donde se definen los objetivos tanto operativos como estratégicos. A partir de ahí, el trabajo se desarrolla de forma estructurada durante toda la temporada:

  • Apoyo constante a los cuerpos técnicos
  • Análisis de partidos y jugadores
  • Elaboración de informes dinámicos
  • Revisión y mejora de procesos
  • Adaptación a cambios dentro del club

Este enfoque refleja una cultura de mejora continua, donde cada temporada se convierte en una oportunidad para evolucionar tanto a nivel individual como colectivo.

Salidas profesionales reales

Uno de los mensajes más motivadores para los alumnos fue la evidencia de que el camino hacia el fútbol profesional es posible.

Desde el propio departamento se destacó que:

  • Alumnos del máster han realizado prácticas en el club
  • Muchos de ellos han terminado trabajando en estructuras profesionales
  • Existen casos de éxito en clubes nacionales e internacionales

Esto refuerza la idea de que la formación especializada, combinada con experiencia práctica, puede convertirse en un auténtico trampolín hacia la industria del fútbol.

De la formación al fútbol profesional: el siguiente paso

La sesión dejó una idea clara: el fútbol actual ya no se entiende sin el análisis y el uso inteligente del dato.

El Máster en Big Data aplicado al scouting en fútbol se posiciona como una formación alineada con esta realidad, ofreciendo a los alumnos no solo conocimientos técnicos, sino también una conexión directa con el entorno profesional.

En un sector cada vez más competitivo, la combinación de formación, especialización y experiencia práctica marca la diferencia. Y este tipo de iniciativas acercan a los alumnos a ese objetivo: convertirse en profesionales del fútbol del presente y del futuro.

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Data as a key tool at the service of the game in modern football

The round table “Data Analysis at the Service of the Game”, moderated by Sara Carmona (Head of Data at YouFirst) and David R. Sáez (CEO of Sports Data Campus), brought together diverse profiles such as José Ramón Sandoval, Miguel Ángel Ferreira (Sporting CP), and Ibai Gómez, aiming to provide a comprehensive perspective on the role of data in professional football.

The discussion explored different approaches and helped bridge the potential generational gap, showing that all roles within the game share a common language: performance-driven analysis.

From a coaching perspective, Sandoval emphasized that data should not dehumanize the player, highlighting a key idea: “data is a narrative.” For him, competing without data is no longer possible, but its true value lies in interpretation and context, ensuring that information is filtered to avoid player overload. He stressed the importance of adapting insights to both individual and team contexts, using data as support for decision-making and communication within the squad.

Meanwhile, Miguel Ángel Ferreira provided a more structural view of data usage within a club. He explained how data was first introduced in the scouting department, later evolving into a dedicated analysis unit capable of producing reports that deliver actionable insights for both players and the club. Today, data is also applied in areas such as load management, injury prevention, and physical performance monitoring, becoming an integral part of daily operations.

From a hybrid perspective, Ibai Gómez highlighted the importance of data in his transition from player to coach. His methodology relies heavily on both opponent and self-analysis, supported by a technical staff with specialized data roles. His playing experience also allows him to better understand the emotional context of the dressing room, promoting clear, accessible communication where data enhances rather than restricts player creativity.

Overall, the round table reinforced the idea that data is not an end in itself, but a tool that serves the game. Its real value lies in the ability of professionals to interpret, contextualize, and communicate it effectively, always respecting the essence of the player and the dynamics of football.

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César Azpilicueta highlights the importance of data and video analysis in modern football

César Azpilicueta began his career in the youth academy of Club Atlético Osasuna, making his debut at 17 years old in the Copa del Rey. Since then, he has witnessed a significant evolution in the use of data analysis, moving from basic tools to full monitoring of players and their performances.

For César, data is key for analyzing opponents, allowing teams to identify advantages that can be decisive in a match. He also combines this information with video analysis, focusing especially on players in their opponents’ zones. In his experience, data also helps corroborate performance after games or generate discussion in cases of conflicting opinions. The key is to find a balance between objective and subjective information, avoiding data overload.

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Azpilicueta has played in multiple positions and encourages his teammates to experiment in different areas, discovering new strengths. He himself started as a forward and, over time, has occupied roles such as right-back or center-back, both in three- and four-man defensive lines. Video analysis is essential for identifying the details that motivate these positional changes.

Finally, César emphasizes that the most important aspect of analysis is to provide context to the information, ensuring it is clear, concise, and progressive to properly measure development and the implementation of strategies.

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SkillCorner transforms football analysis with automated tracking and advanced metrics

French company SkillCorner, established in 2016, has become a global reference in football data analysis thanks to its fully automated broadcast tracking system, capable of capturing data without any human intervention.

With coverage of over 130 competitions, including the Premier League, MLS, and even the NFL, the company stands out for the high reliability of its data and its continuous technological development.

Unlike traditional providers focused on events such as passes and receptions, SkillCorner adds a new analytical layer based on game context, detecting in real time elements such as passing lanes, off-ball runs, and parallel movements, both in offensive and defensive phases.

Its model is structured around three main data categories: physical data, game intelligence, and XY tracking, enabling a comprehensive performance analysis. Among its most innovative metrics are explosiveness, time to reach sprint speed, and agility, with a strong focus on change of direction, including feints and deceptive movements, going beyond traditional linear analysis.

Additionally, the platform evaluates performance through volume and intensity, providing detailed rankings, percentiles, and advanced contextualization of each action. This enhances accuracy in defining player profiles, reducing talent loss in scouting processes and improving the identification of specific roles, such as the explosive winger profile.

In off-ball situations, SkillCorner also delivers valuable insights by contextualizing actions such as pressing, duels, and movements that break defensive lines.

From a scouting perspective, the platform enables recruitment simulations, allowing users to filter players by profile, league, or playing style, while incorporating cross-competition and multi-season comparisons. Each selected player can be supported by an automated visual report, generated from XML data, summarizing key attributes within real match scenarios.

Looking ahead, the company is set to introduce major updates across its three core areas, including a new approach to measuring maximum speed and further development of “playing under pressure 2.0”, expanding analysis levels and contextual depth in pressure situations.

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Sevilla FC hosts the institutional opening of the 10th edition of the Sport Data Forum


The event continues to establish itself as a key meeting point for data, technology innovation and education in the sports industry

Sevilla FC hosts the institutional opening of the 10th edition of the Sport Data Forum, an event that continues to establish itself as a benchmark in Big Data, artificial intelligence and innovation applied to sport.

The session features José María Cruz Gallardo, Head of Sports Innovation at Sevilla FC; David Sáez, CEO of Sport Data; Miguel del Campo, Programme Director at Sport Data Campus; and Enrique Palenzuela, Marketing Director at UCAM.

David Sáez opens the session by thanking Sevilla FC, UCAM, the sponsors and especially the students, highlighting the key role they play in the development of the project.

José María Cruz emphasizes that this tenth edition takes place in a pivotal moment for the industry, noting that it is “the year in which the context is changing the most from one Sport Data Forum to another”, mainly due to the evolution of artificial intelligence. He also highlights the importance of relying on technology while maintaining the value of a strong human team.

From UCAM, Enrique Palenzuela highlights the collaboration with the club and states that the Sport Data Forum is “the leading Spanish-speaking event in the data industry”. He also underlines the growth of the educational project, now reaching 17 international master’s programmes developed together with Sport Data Campus in Spanish, Portuguese and English.

Miguel del Campo closes the institutional session by thanking the students for their presence and Sevilla FC for its commitment to an event that reaches its tenth edition, reinforcing its position as a leading platform in data education in professional sport.

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The CEO of Sports Data Campus participates in the radio program `Contigo Sevilla´

The official radio program of Sevilla FC, Contigo Sevilla, featured David Sáez, CEO of Sport Data Campus, during its broadcast on Thursday, February 19, in an interview focused on the impact of data analysis in professional football.

During the conversation, Sáez highlighted the evolution of data usage within clubs over recent years, transitioning from a complementary tool to a structural element in sports decision-making processes. In this context, he emphasized the key role that analytics departments currently play in areas such as scouting, squad planning, and performance evaluation.

The discussion also addressed the growing need to incorporate specialized profiles capable of interpreting objective information within sports management teams, in a setting where talent identification increasingly relies on advanced analytical models.

Within this framework, the program presented:

The 10th Edition of the Master’s in Big Data Applied to Football Scouting, organized by the Sevilla FC Innovation Center in collaboration with Sport Data Campus and UCAM, which will begin on March 26, 2026.

This program is designed for scouts, analysts, coaches, and sporting directors who want to integrate strategic data use into the processes of talent identification and evaluation in professional football.

Spaces are still available!

Additionally, the new edition of the Sport Data Forum 26 was announced, taking place on the same day at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium. The event will bring together professionals, clubs, and companies from the sport-tech ecosystem for a day dedicated to analyzing the impact of artificial intelligence and advanced analytics on the sports industry.

Don’t miss the opportunity to attend!

Listen to the full interview here: https://sevillafc.es/sevilla-fc-ott/videopodcast/contigo-sevilla-jueves-19-febrero-10-0

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Sports Data Forum 2026: Big Data y deporte convergen en el Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán

El Sports Data Forum 2026 (SDF26) regresa como el punto de encuentro fundamental para profesionales, expertos y entusiastas del Big Data y la analítica avanzada aplicada al deporte, consolidando a Sevilla como sede de innovación y conocimiento en este ámbito.

Organizado por Sports Data Campus, con la colaboración de UCAM Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia y Sevilla FC, el evento tendrá lugar el 26 de marzo de 2026 en el emblemático Estadio Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán y estará también disponible en formato online, con posibilidad de acceso a contenidos en diferido.

Esta edición reunirá a más de 70 expertos y ponentes nacionales e internacionales, que compartirán experiencias, casos reales y tendencias clave en el uso de datos para la toma de decisiones deportivas, desde el rendimiento de equipos hasta el desarrollo táctico y estratégico.

El foro ofrece:

  • 📊 Sesiones presenciales y online con transmisión en directo.
  • 🔍 Acceso diferido a las grabaciones para todos los inscritos.
  • 🤝 Oportunidades de networking con profesionales del sector.
  • 🎓 Una visión clara de las tendencias que marcarán el futuro de la industria del deporte basada en datos.

La asistencia es gratuita mediante invitación, con plazas limitadas, por lo que se recomienda la inscripción anticipada.

Más información e inscripciones en: https://forum.sportsdatacampus.com/

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We’ve reached 30 million followers on social media!

Sevilla FC continues to strengthen its position as one of the most influential clubs in Spain and across the European digital landscape. The club has recently reached a new communication milestone by surpassing 30 million followers across its official profiles worldwide.

In just two years, Sevilla FC has grown its digital community by 10 million users, consolidating its place as the fourth Spanish club with the largest social media following, behind only Real Madrid, FC Barcelona and Atlético de Madrid. This sustained growth is the result of a clear strategy that uses social media as a direct channel for connection, information and entertainment for fans, while also driving the international expansion of the Sevilla FC brand through tailored plans for each market.

Driving Digital International Expansion

Sevilla FC maintains an active presence across the main social media platforms, with particularly strong growth on TikTok and Facebook in recent years. One of the key drivers behind this development has been the club’s internationalization strategy, which uses the digital environment as a vital tool to reach new audiences. Currently, the club communicates in six languages—Spanish, English, Arabic, Chinese and Portuguese—and has a strong footprint in strategic markets such as China, where it has already surpassed two million followers on local social networks, as well as in India, Mexico, the United States, the Middle East, Africa and South America.

Sevilla FC+, A Further Step in the Club’s Digital Transformation

As part of this process, the launch of Sevilla FC+, the club’s on-demand digital content platform, has provided an additional boost to its communication strategy. Since its launch, the platform has surpassed two million views, confirming fans’ strong interest in this new format.

Sevilla FC+ completes the club’s digital media transformation and offers content that is free, registration-based, or subscription-based. Club members have access included after renewing their season ticket for 2025-2026, simply needing to activate the service, while other users can choose from the available subscription plans.

Among the platform’s most notable content are live broadcasts, which have reached peak audiences, especially for preseason matches aired exclusively. Youth academy competitions also play a key role, available both through the subscription and in a pay-per-view format, along with the program El Partido.

The platform also features a carefully curated selection of premium on-demand content, including original productions such as the documentary Jesús Navas: Sobran las Palabras and 16, a series focusing on the club’s history, identity, and fan base. Users can also access historic matches, press conferences, and interviews, adapting to new digital consumption habits. This initiative was recognized with the award for Best New OTT Platform at the SportsPro Media Awards.

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How Talent is Built at Sevilla FC

With the aim of promoting transparency and highlighting the work behind every action seen on social media, the Sevilla FC Innovation Center launches this new content initiative.

Through periodic publications, we will share the day-to-day activities of the club’s different departments, explaining how they work, what they analyze, and their real impact on player development. A look from the inside to better understand the processes, people, and methodology that sustain Sevilla FC’s sporting project.

Youth Academy Analysis Department

Innovation Applied to the Development of Young Talent

The Youth Academy Analysis Department’s mission is to support the comprehensive development of young talent at Sevilla FC through the structured use of data, video, and analytical methodologies, aligned with the club’s academy methodology.

Its role is to optimize the observation, evaluation, and technical-tactical and individual monitoring of players, providing clear and actionable information to coaches and methodology managers. In addition, it acts as a strategic support for sports decision-making, early talent detection, and career planning, integrating transversally with areas such as scouting, performance, health, and education.

What Do We Analyze?

We analyze the game, players, and context to help make better decisions.

  • Individual and collective technical-tactical behavior (with and without the ball).
  • Performance evolution of each player over time.
  • Consistency with the club’s playing model and detection of specific patterns.
  • Integration of video, match data, and longitudinal tracking to identify strengths, risks, and development opportunities.

This analysis supports the coaching staff, methodology team, and sporting management in planning, training, and strategic decision-making.

How Do We Work During the Week?

  • Recording all training sessions and matches using cameras with artificial intelligence.
  • Using professional software for action tagging and pattern detection.
  • Weekly meetings with coaching staff to support decision-making.
  • Maintaining and updating datasets, accumulating information in a centralized database.
  • Talent tracking and progression monitoring, providing continuous support to coaches and managers.
  • Dynamic data dashboards that facilitate executive decision-making for coaches and club staff.

Why Is This Work Key for the Academy?

  • Objectifying talent development: allows real evaluation of player progression with data and video, beyond subjective perceptions or isolated results.
  • Aligning training with the club’s model: ensures coherence across stages, teams, and methodologies, better preparing players for competitive progression.
  • Improving sports decision-making: supports promotions, retention, and individual development plans with reliable, comparable information.
  • Protecting and maximizing the club’s investment: reduces risks, anticipates needs, and increases the player’s sporting and patrimonial value

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Your Opportunity Starts Now! Enrollment Open for the 10th Edition of the Master’s in Big Data Applied to Scouting

The future of scouting is in data

Sevilla FC, through its Innovation Center, together with UCAM and the Sports Data Campus, has opened enrollment for the 10th edition of the Master’s in Big Data Applied to Scouting in Football, which will begin on March 26, 2026. Registration is now open for professionals looking to become part of the elite in digital football.

A program designed for professionals who make a difference

This master’s is aimed at scouts, analysts, coaches, sporting directors, and fitness coaches seeking to specialize in the strategic use of Big Data for decision-making within professional clubs.

Become an expert in analysis and sports strategy

The program provides hands-on training to transform large volumes of data into strategic insights, optimizing key areas such as scouting, performance analysis, squad planning, and competitive analysis. All learning is guided by active professionals from elite football clubs.

Flexible and accessible learning

Delivered 100% online and in Spanish, the program allows students to join a professional community that fosters networking, experience-sharing, and real career opportunities.

A Proven Track Record in Sports Innovation


More than 500 students have completed this master’s program, which combines theory, hands-on practice, and strategic vision, preparing participants to excel in an increasingly digital and competitive environment.

Enrollment open

Enrollment for the 10th edition of the Master’s in Big Data Applied to Scouting is now open, and places are limited. This program is designed for professionals who want to make a difference in an increasingly competitive and digital environment, so securing your spot early is essential.

The registration process is simple and fully online, making it accessible from anywhere in the world. Participants will also receive all necessary information about dates, program content, requirements, and payment options directly via email after registering.

Access the registration form here: Master’s in Big Data Applied to Scouting in Football. This is the first step to joining an international community of football professionals, expanding your network, and unlocking new career opportunities.

Boost your career to the elite of professional football

Participating in this program is not just about acquiring advanced Big Data knowledge; it’s about becoming a key reference within the professional football ecosystem. Students develop skills that enable them to make strategic decisions based on real data, enhance their analytical capacity, and improve team and project planning.

Upon completion, you will be prepared to take on key roles in elite clubs, from sporting direction and scouting to performance analysis and strategic planning. The program also connects you with active professionals, creating a unique learning environment that fosters networking, collaboration, and access to exclusive job opportunities.

This master’s is your opportunity to stand out in an increasingly digital and competitive sector, positioning yourself as an indispensable professional in modern football.

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¡Tu oportunidad empieza ahora! Abierto el plazo de inscripciones para la X edición

El futuro del scouting está en los datos

El Sevilla FC, junto a la UCAM y el Sports Data Campus, lanza la X edición del Máster en Big Data Aplicado al Scouting en Fútbol, que comenzará el 26 de marzo de 2026. Las inscripciones ya están abiertas para quienes quieran formar parte de la élite del fútbol digital.

Una formación diseñada para profesionales que marcan la diferencia

Este programa está dirigido a scouts, analistas, entrenadores, directores deportivos y preparadores físicos que buscan especializarse en el uso estratégico del Big Data para la toma de decisiones en clubes profesionales.

Conviértete en un experto en análisis y estrategia deportiva

El máster ofrece formación práctica para transformar grandes volúmenes de datos en información estratégica, optimizando procesos clave como scouting, análisis de rendimiento, planificación de plantillas y análisis competitivo. Todo ello de la mano de profesionales en activo de clubes de élite.

Modalidad flexible y accesible

Impartido 100% online y en castellano, el programa permite a los alumnos integrarse en una comunidad profesional que favorece networking, intercambio de experiencias y oportunidades laborales reales.

Una trayectoria consolidada en innovación deportiva
Más de 500 alumnos han pasado por este máster, que combina teoría, práctica y visión estratégica, preparando a los participantes para destacar en un entorno cada vez más digitalizado y competitivo.

Inscripciones abiertas

Las inscripciones para la X edición del Máster en Big Data Aplicado al Scouting ya están abiertas y las plazas son limitadas. Este programa está pensado para profesionales que quieren marcar la diferencia en un entorno cada vez más competitivo y digitalizado, por lo que asegurar tu lugar con antelación es fundamental.


El proceso de inscripción es sencillo y totalmente online, pensado para facilitar el acceso desde cualquier lugar. Además, los participantes recibirán toda la información necesaria sobre fechas, contenido del programa, requisitos y modalidades de pago directamente en su correo tras registrarse.


Accede al formulario de inscripción aquí: Máster en Big Data aplicado al Scouting en Fútbol. Este es el primer paso para integrarte en una comunidad internacional de profesionales del fútbol, ampliar tu red de contactos y abrir nuevas oportunidades laborales.

Impulsa tu carrera hacia la élite del fútbol profesional

Participar en esta formación no solo supone adquirir conocimientos avanzados en Big Data, sino convertirte en un referente dentro del ecosistema del fútbol profesional. Los alumnos desarrollan competencias que les permiten tomar decisiones estratégicas fundamentadas en datos reales, aumentar su capacidad de análisis y mejorar la planificación de equipos y proyectos deportivos.


Al finalizar el programa, estarás preparado para asumir roles clave en clubes de élite, desde dirección deportiva y scouting hasta análisis de rendimiento y planificación estratégica. Además, la formación te conecta con profesionales en activo, creando un entorno de aprendizaje único que favorece networking, colaboración y acceso a oportunidades laborales exclusivas.


Este máster es tu oportunidad para diferenciarte en un sector cada vez más digital y competitivo, posicionándote como un profesional imprescindible en el fútbol moderno.

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Footovision Partners with Sevilla FC Academy as “Official Data Analytics Partner”

Footovision, a leading provider of sports analytics and match tracking solutions, today announced a strategic partnership with Sevilla FC Academy to deliver an all-in-one analysis solution across the club’s youth development program.

Under the new partnership, Footovision will provide comprehensive match analysis services across the academy, supporting Sevilla FC Academy’s commitment to developing world-class football talent through data-driven performance insights.

The partnership leverages Footovision’s ability to produce high-quality tracking and event data, transform it into actionable insights, and deliver it through robust, customizable solutions.

“We’re excited to partner with one of Spain’s most respected football academies. Sevilla FC has a proven track record of developing exceptional talent, and we’re proud to support their technical staff with the same data and technology used at the elite professional level. This partnership demonstrates our commitment to making elite-level analytics accessible throughout the football development pathway.”

Pierre Miralles, Cofounder & CEO at Footovision.

“The Sevilla FC has been committed for more than a decade to enhancing its analytical capabilities with the aim of optimizing its talent identification and development processes.

Since 2019, the club has decided to further strengthen its commitment to data, technology, and innovation. This, combined with the excellent work our analysts have been carrying out for years, has enabled us to take the next step and entrust the automation of a large part of our well-established workflows to Footovision. Their approach to delivering high-quality data and insights aligns perfectly with our vision.

This partnership represents a significant investment in the future of our academy and demonstrates the club’s commitment to innovation and the adoption of technology to contribute to the performance of its professionals.”

José María Cruz Gallardo, Head of Sports Innovation at Sevilla FC.

Daniel del Valle- Youth Academy Analysis Coordinator (L), and Luis Álvarez – Youth Academy Analyst (R).

About Footovision

Footovision is a sports analytics company specializing in delivering advanced performance solutions to elite clubs, leagues, and federations. The company provides FIFA EPTS certified tracking data and 3rd party data integration services, delivering detailed insights that support coaching decisions and player development. Footovision’s Coachvision platform seamlessly integrates tracking and event data synchronized with match video, delivering advanced performance insights through fully customizable dashboards tailored to the specific analysis needs of each of its partners.

About Sevilla FC Academy.

Founded in 1890, Sevilla FC Academy is one of Spain’s top youth development programs. The academy operates teams across multiple age groups and has produced elite professional footballers, including FIFA World Cup winners such as Sergio Ramos, Jesús Navas and Carlos Marchena, reflecting Sevilla FC’s long-standing commitment to excellence in youth football development.