Sports tech keeps selling sharper tools to clubs chasing the top 1%. Fair enough. PLYAZ is building for the ~10,000 academy players released every year who vanish from the dashboard the moment they get cut. Visibility, staged funding, trials. The other side of football.
most academy crowdfunding is one sad post, one payout, then the player's back to zero once it stops trending. we broke PLYAZ funding into stages instead: trial booked, contract signed, next trial. money shows up when it's earned, not when the story's still fresh.
a golf simulator company just sold for $530M. sports tech money is very real. it just never reaches the 18 year old who got released and can't afford a trial abroad. that's the layer PLYAZ funds. backers fund one next step, money releases when the milestone is verified.
Nearly 10,000 academy players get released in England every year. Most vanish off the radar once the club stops paying attention. PLYAZ ties backer funding to real milestones, a trial secured, a contract signed, so money only moves when the comeback is real.
academies release 99% of the players they sign before age 21. we built funding infra for the other 10,000, not the 1% everyone posts about. milestone crowdfunding: trial secured, contract signed, first appearance. money moves when something real happens.
@OneFootball@PolymarketFC France at 23% and Argentina at 20% makes sense. But England at 10% with Kane in this form should not be ignored. This tournament is wide open.
@OneFootball Not getting a Ronaldo vs Messi quarterfinal hurts. But a final would be even better. If it happens it would be the greatest game ever played.
@OneFootball Canada went from 2 World Cup goals across 40 years to 9 in a single tournament. That is a completely different era of Canadian football. Incredible growth.
@OneFootball Deschamps getting 17 wins as a World Cup manager is ridiculous. The record will probably stand for decades. France have been a machine under him.