KPI data in soccer: what they are and how they are calculated on Algorithm Soccer Oracle

MILAN - Feb. 11, 2025 - PRLog -- Soccer legends never die and their exploits on the pitch, a source of inspiration for all youngsters embarking on our beloved sport, now extrapolated with data provided by Algorithm Soccer Oracle, provide the best KPIs for monitoring and improving footballers' performances. Managing Director Alessio Sundas, inventor of the application developed with software financed by American Group Sport Management, based in Miami, Florida, has placed the technical parameters analyzed with videos of the matches of the great champions who have marked the history of soccer at the top of the value scale.

KPI data, Key Performance Indicator

Once the 90' match video and the match bill are uploaded to www.algorithmsoccer.com, the match analysis will detect so-called KPI data, which stands for Key Performance Indicator. The data collected, for the movement players, are 32 and range from aerial duels won in the 90 minutes to interceptions, from cross accuracy to passing accuracy. For goalkeepers, on the other hand, the parameters examined by the match analysis are 18 and include saves, exits, saves, and even passes from the middle and short distance. At that point, opening the app and entering all the data detected by the algorithm will result in the first certified score. By repeating the same operation, for at least six games, you will be able to get for each player on your team the average score.

The practical utilities in using Alghorithm Soccer Oracle

The made-in-Italy software devised by Sundas allows coaches of any club that decides to use it, to be able to study the data that progressively it is possible to have from the matches of their players analyzed with artificial intelligence, going to train the aspects susceptible to improvement. By using Algorithm Soccer Oracle, clubs have at their disposal a unit of measurement, the same all over the world, which allows them to hold fewer tryouts and in the selection of youn soccer players to be able to rely on objective data.