The Soccer Player Passport: A Portable Record
Eligibility & safety · By the ZKickoff team · Updated · 3 min read
Players move between clubs, leagues and tournaments, but their record usually doesn’t come with them. A passport is the fix: one portable, player-owned profile and career record.
One profile, every competition
Name, photo, positions and languages are set once and carried everywhere — a coach adding you to a roster reuses your profile rather than re-typing it.
Stats, appearances and cards accumulate across competitions into a single career record the player controls the visibility of.
Discoverable if you choose
A player looking for a team can list as a free agent — discoverable by position and area — while keeping their contact details private behind a platform invite.
The passport also carries the match-day check-in code officials scan, tying identity to eligibility.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a soccer player passport?
- A portable, opt-in, player-owned profile and career record — name, photo, positions, plus stats, appearances, cards and eligibility — that follows the player across every league, tournament and team instead of resetting each competition.
- Who controls what’s on a player passport?
- The player. Profile details are set once and reused when a coach adds them to a roster, and the player controls the visibility of their accumulated career record.
- Can players be discovered by teams through a passport?
- If they opt in — a player can list as a free agent, discoverable by position and area, while keeping contact details private behind a platform invite.