Player Profile

One athlete's data in a single read-only view — identity, KPIs, and tabs for physical tests, load & wellness, and availability & injuries, each pulled from its own module.

App page: Player.html

What it is

The Player Profile is a read-only aggregator: one athlete's key data from across the app in a single view — identity and season KPIs up top, then tabs for physical tests, load & wellness, and availability & injuries. Each block is a window into a dedicated module.

When you use it

For a fast, all-in-one read on one player — a pre-session or pre-match briefing (availability, ACWR zone, readiness), a progress check (test evolution, wellness trend), or a review of injury history — without hopping between pages. You reach it from the Squad by opening a player.

How it works

Identity card. Photo, name, position, status, category, and the basics — age, nationality, height, weight, dominant foot.

KPI rail (season). Six headline figures: Minutes played, Trainings done, Availability %, Days out, ACWR (player-load ratio with its zone), and Readiness (7-day wellness average).

Four tabs.

  • Overview — a technical radar and tactical/mental scores (from evaluations rated /10), a current physical assessment (latest objective tests plus a force-plate snapshot), and an injury summary.
  • Physical & tests — pick a test type to see its evolution chart (with the squad band where there are enough peers) and a records table with deltas versus the previous result.
  • Load & wellness — an ACWR gauge, the fitness/fatigue/form trend (CTL · ATL · TSB), weekly s-RPE load with monotony and strain, and a 14-day wellness trend.
  • Availability & injuries — a season availability heatmap, the injury history timeline, and a days-out breakdown by cause.

Tabs load on first click. The page is read-only — you switch tabs, change the ACWR metric, or filter test types, but you don't edit data here.

Key concepts

An aggregator, not a source. Nothing originates on this page. Each block mirrors a dedicated module and reads its live data: the load and wellness cards mirror the Load Monitor and Wellness; the tests mirror Evaluations; availability and injuries mirror Availability. To change anything, go to that module — the profile just reflects it.

Season window. The KPIs and Overview use the club's season window, so the figures share a consistent date range.

Benchmarking. In the physical tests, a player's result is placed against the team cohort — but only when there are enough peers (at least four) to make the comparison meaningful; otherwise the profile says so. This is the same cohort rule the Evaluations page uses.

What it does NOT show. The profile is a summary, so several things live elsewhere: detailed GPS metrics (distance, speed, accelerations — here you only get ACWR; the full detail is in GPS Analysis); session/microcycle detail (Sessions History, Calendar); match event stats (goals, assists); nutrition and video; and the full medical dossier (only summary stats appear here).

FAQ

Can I edit the player here? No — it's read-only. Edit the player in the Squad; change availability, tests, wellness or injuries in their own modules, and the profile reflects it.

Why does a percentile sometimes not show? Because the team cohort has fewer than the minimum peers needed for a valid comparison.

Where's the full GPS breakdown? Not here — the profile shows ACWR only. Open GPS Analysis for distance, speed and accelerations.

How do I reach a player's profile? From the Squad, open the player (the profile is per-player, keyed by the player).

  • Squad — the roster you open the profile from.
  • Load Monitor — the full load view the ACWR/CTL/ATL cards mirror.
  • Wellness — the full check-in history behind the 14-day trend.
  • Evaluations — the testing module behind the physical tabs.
  • Availability — where the availability heatmap's data is set.