Watched, not scraped
Every report on this platform comes from a scout who watched the player, live or on video, and records the fixture context.
ScoutingReport Africa puts a consistent, attributable written record behind players, so a club deciding on a prospect in Kumasi can read the same kind of evidence they would expect from an established market.
Every report on this platform comes from a scout who watched the player, live or on video, and records the fixture context.
The same four categories and the same sub-areas, rated 1-5, make reports easier to compare across scouts and leagues.
Each report closes on a recruitment call, projection level, strengths, and risks, so notes can travel inside a club.
Reports carry their author and publication date. Material edits move the timestamp so the record remains clear.
Match context first: fixture, date, competition, the role the player occupied, and the minutes observed. Then a 1-5 rating on every sub-area below, strengths and risks, a projection, and a final recruitment call.
Scout accounts can create player profiles and publish reports that appear on the public roster. Access is granted by an admin so the record stays accountable.