CBF has entered into a partnership with Driblab, a company specializing in advanced football metrics, to provide data and statistics to the coaching staff of the Brazilian Women's Senior National Team. The agreement is valid through the 2027 World Cup in Brazil and highlights the federation's investment in the women's game.
Hiring the platform will provide the Seleção's performance analysis department with detailed information on players from the top women's leagues and opposing national teams, as well as artificial intelligence tools to better support evaluations. It will also expand the identification of possible new call-ups and monitor the performance of players who have been selected on a recurring basis.
Driblab will also provide match evaluation services for the national team itself and the Seleção's upcoming opponents.
The company, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Madrid, has already worked with more than 100 clubs such as Fluminense, Tigres-MEX, Peñarol-URU, River Plate-ARG, Ajax FC & PSV Eindhoven-NED, Villarreal & Real Betis-ESP, Inter Miami-USA, Dinamo Zagreb-CRO, Al-Ittihad-SAU, and Olympique de Marseille-FRA. It has also contributed to media outlets such as ESPN, BBC, Forbes, Diario AS, Marca, Bild, and El País.
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