Top 46 Football (Soccer) Tech Startups

Updated: Dec 21, 2025
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These startups are revolutionizing Soccer with AI-assisted player performance tracking, smart boots with impact sensors, fan engagement apps, real-time fatigue monitoring wearables, advanced goal-line technology, etc.
1
OneFootball
Country: Germany | Funding: $442M
Football media platform for mobile-first fans, with breaking news, highlight clips, live streaming through its owned and operated platforms,
2
TOCA Football
Country: USA | Funding: $280M
TOCA is a soccer technology company that aims to disrupt and elevate the soccer experience through user-centered technology.
3
Trace
Country: USA | Funding: $68M
Trace is a sports camera + software platform that automatically edits and delivers personalized moments for each player.
4
SkillCorner
Country: France | Funding: $60M
SkillCorner uses computer vision to analyze matches for professional football and basketball teams. It provides automated player and ball tracking (including extrapolation of player positions outside the camera's field of view) from any image source, including broadcast, tactical or wide-angle video. The system also analyzes events from current and past seasons, providing critical context for player scouting, modeling and performance analysis. SkillCorner is used by Liverpool Football Club, nine NBA teams, two NFL teams and most MLS teams.
5
Playermaker
Country: UK | Funding: $40M
Playermaker is a football tech startup that provides coaching enhancement solutions for football academies.
6
Baller League
Country: UK | Funding: $35M
Baller League is a 6-a-side football league blending traditional football with the street football culture.
7
GamdSports
Country: Brazil | Funding: $11.3M
GamdSports develops a football club management platform that provides solutions for both financial accounting and operational administration. It allows to create own online store and mobile app for selling club merchandise and tickets with a secure payment gateway and support for various payment methods, an app for controlling stadium access and preventing ticket fraud, a membership management system for collecting recurring payments at monthly rates and a CRM system for tracking omnichannel fan interactions.
8
Tonsser
Country: Denmark | Funding: €9.8M
#1 platform and performance app for youth footballers
9
ReSpo.Vision
Country: Poland | Funding: $7.8M
ReSpo.Vision revolutionizes football with the help of, cutting-edge AI research and use it to watch & analyze football games
10
Dartfish
Country: Switzerland | Funding: $6.5M
Dartfish develops online and offline video solutions for coaches, athletes, pros, students, teachers, healthcare, and sports organizations.
11
Eyeball
Country: Czech Republic | Funding: €5M
Eyeball operates as a digital platform for youth football.
12
Track160
Country: Israel | Funding: $5M
Track160 is quantifies performance and tactics metrics in team sports.
13
Mingle Sport
Country: Netherlands | Funding: €4.7M
Mingle Sport is a sportstech startup focussed on grassroots ball sports.
14
SciSports
Country: Netherlands | Funding: €4.2M
Data-driven actionable insights improving football performance
15
Prematch
Country: Germany | Funding: €4.1M
Prematch is building the European super-platform for the real football.
16
Footbar
Country: France | Funding: €4M
Footbar is a artificial Intelligence that understands soccer from a wearable device on the player's leg.
17
Beyond Sports
Country: Netherlands | Funding: $2.4M
Beyond Sports transforms real match data into a virtual reality simulation which helps pro-teams improve insights and training methods.
18
Rezzil
Country: UK | Funding: £1.8M
Rezzil is a platform for elite football player development and rehabilitation.
19
CeleBreak
Country: Spain | Funding: €2M
CeleBreak is an app that makes it possible for you to play in our cities whenever and wherever you want! #playfootballeveryday
20
FPRO
Country: Lithuania | Funding: €2M
Master essential football skills at home with effortless setup - dribble, beat opponents and score!
Paul Schäfer
Editor: Paul Schäfer
Paul is a sport journalist for more than 11 years. He specializes in writing match previews across several leagues and competitions around the world, and his insightful tips have amassed a total readership in excess of 5.2 million till date. He graduated from the Universität Hamburg (Institute of Human Movement Science). He is a huge fan of Bayern Munich. In his free time, Paul enjoys playing tennis and padel with his friends and collegues. You can contact Paul at paulschafer(at)sportstartups(dot)com