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How Rio and Anton Ferdinand are using their father's foundational values to transform grassroots football development across England

Being seen is the first step to being heard. At Girl Power’s summer camp, Veo cameras captured Afghan women footballers as they trained with professional clubs, creating powerful visual proof that talent knows no borders and that representation can spark revolutions.

In a stunning display of athletic prowess, Salem Hills' Brooks Barker has once again rewritten the school record books while cementing his position as one of Utah's premier high school forwards.

How leaders from both sides of the Atlantic are reshaping women's football through innovation, community-building, and a commitment to holistic player development.

Across thousands of pitches worldwide, expats are building remarkable sporting communities far from home. In Copenhagen, one English forward is proving that grassroots football can deliver both athletic excellence and life-changing connections, with every spectacular long-range lob.

We've introduced Circle the Player, a new feature that enables you to clearly highlight individual players during key actions. The feature update addresses one of the most requested improvements from coaches and analysts: making it immediately obvious which player to focus on when reviewing critical moments.

Caledonian Braves arrive at the Fenix Trophy not just to participate, but to prove that authentic football belongs to those who dare to reimagine it, no matter their age. Here, it's about football's purest form, where teams make friends, not millionaires.

In Afghanistan, Khalida Popal played a pivotal role in building the women's national football team before being forced to flee the country. During her time in Scandinavian refugee centers, she developed the concept for Girl Power, an organization dedicated to empowering women through sports and education, creating pathways for those who face similar barriers she once encountered.

Oumar Sissoko scores a crucial goal captured on Veo in an impressive 5-2 win over Penarol Nebraska in the United Premier Soccer League.

For Ben Edwards, a parent with three soccer-playing children, managing game recordings used to mean juggling a DSLR camera, handling SD cards, and often missing the key moments while trying to film. After having his camera equipment stolen from his car, Ben discovered Veo's automated camera system at a coaches' convention in Chicago, becoming one of the earliest adopters in the United States.

Copenhagen, Denmark, and Ghent, Belgium: The KDB Cup, powered by Veo, returns on May 31 and June 1, 2025, with a clear focus: the future of football. The youth tournament, founded by Belgium and Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne, continues the tradition of showcasing the world's most promising U15 talent through partnerships that elevate youth development.

Lewes FC Women secured the Sussex Challenge Cup this week after a tense penalty shootout win against Brighton Academy, crowning a season of rebuilding with silverware. The victory marks a significant achievement for a team that faced relegation from the Championship last season.