What must a new supplier help us decide?
1. San Diego Wave: club framework
A role brief and decision-owner map
Open the resource guide →Know what is worth buying.
Direct questions01 · 25 pagesComparisons03 · 15 pagesMarket data and deal flow11 · 14 pagesTurn questions into evidence.
Do-it-yourself game plans02 · 13 pagesReadiness quiz08 · 9 pagesScorecard09 · 17 pagesNext steps12 · 12 pagesSpot changes that affect the brief.
Regulatory news and changes04 · 15 pagesHiring signals05 · 11 pagesIdeas to test with your team.
Expert Q&A06 · 22 pagesVideo and podcast roundups07 · 10 pagesNewsletter editions10 · 21 pagesChoose useful viewing and listening, then turn it into a practical test.

1. San Diego Wave: club framework
A role brief and decision-owner map
Open the resource guide →2. Women-specific physical data
A benchmark and model-validation question sheet
Open the resource guide →3–4. Boston Legacy interviews
A recruitment-to-analysis hand-off map
Open the resource guide →6–7. Orlando City and San Diego FC
A squad-context brief for suppliers
Open the resource guide →8. Working with data at scale
An integration acceptance checklist
Open the resource guide →9. Striker profiling
An incumbent-versus-new-evidence comparison
Open the resource guide →11. Dean Bracha interview
A claim-level AI evidence test
Open the resource guide →The order reflects this desk’s assessment of buyer usefulness, not audience size or a supplier ranking.
Start with a club’s recruitment process, then examine the technology.
The order reflects this desk’s assessment of buyer usefulness, not audience size or a supplier ranking.
Title: Creating a Club Framework: San Diego WaveWatch: Full conversation on YouTubeWho: Chris Loxston, identified as San Diego Wave’s Technical Director, in conversation with Ed Sulley.Date: Companion article published 5 October 2026; recording date and runtime not confirmed.Perspective: Club practitioner interview published by Hudl.
Title and listen link: Episode 55: Ricardo Moreira, Orlando CityWho: Ricardo Moreira, introduced as Orlando City’s General Manager and Sporting Director, on the Analytics FC Podcast.Date and length: 4 June 2025; approximately 64 minutes.Perspective: Club practitioner interviewed on a supplier-branded podcast.
Title and recording hub: Working With SkillCorner Data at ScaleWho: Diego Bartoli, Football Data Analyst at SkillCorner.Date: Resource page published 1 July 2026.Format: Three on-demand sessions; the hub links notebooks and slides, with match clips for the advanced session.Perspective: Supplier technical education.
Title and listen link: Transfer Market Recruitment and the role of AI.
Yes, but the evidence here supports a viewing lead rather than a detailed review.
Use the media to formulate tests, not to award purchasing scores.
It does not identify the best scouting platform for NWSL recruitment, quote professional Wyscout subscription costs, or prove that two subscriptions are redundant.