Keep your football club’s playing squads, coaches and supported player information organised. Use the right squad identity in competitions and review what belongs on the public roster.
2026/27 · 14 players · 2 coaches
Maintain the supported squad and player information rather than using the club itself as a substitute for every team. Keep names and roles clear enough that organisers and supporters can distinguish the teams. Avoid creating duplicates when an appropriate club identity already exists.
Review visibility before displaying squad people on a profile or connected website. Management access can include information that is not intended for public display. Club permissions and the surrounding workflow determine which fields a volunteer can maintain.
Use the supported competition entry and website source selectors for the relevant squad. A squad website destination presents eligible information; it does not grant access to change league fixtures or official results. Keep the source records current instead of rewriting them in website copy.
Fictional demonstration
A fictional club maintains two squads and their coaches, then connects each eligible team to the website. Supporters see the right roster and matches without receiving private management details.
Sign in, use the appropriate existing club or create your club, and maintain its supported information. Set up the relevant squads and permissions before connecting website content. Competition records, group membership and website access retain their own rules.
Check how this fits your club, website or event before getting started.
No. This page describes the supported sporting roster and squad tools, not employment, payroll or contract administration.
They should not. Private management fields remain restricted; review public roster settings and avoid manually publishing private information.
Use the existing setup workflow to choose your identity, review eligibility and prepare the information you want to publish.
