U12 Youth get a taste of pro-football analysis as they visit AiSCOUT

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U12 Youth visiting AI Scout

AiSCOUT are the proud sponsors of U12 Youth and recently invited the squad along to participate in a test between AiSCOUT, Chelsea FC and grassroots clubs.

AiSCOUT are an artificial intelligence based platform that professional football clubs and many other footballing organisations are utilising to find, analyse, scout and develop amateur players all over the world. They’ve produced a platform that allows professional football clubs to analyse players via a mobile phone, allowing 77 players to trial and sign for professional clubs and selected for national squads during AiSCOUT’s initial testing.

Our U12’s were one of the lucky few to be invited to participate in testing as part of the AiSCOUT platform, so named “Partnership Programme”.

Youth manager, Wayne McKnight said of the experience, “We are not allowed to give too much away at this stage, but we have been in the garden at the weekend testing the AiSCOUT player app (which is available to all in test mode now), with all the players getting analysed through the app. We’ve visited Chelsea’s training ground to experience AiSCOUT’s elite performance lab, it will test all our players just like the pro players. What an amazing experience.”

Up the Yellas!

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