Football transfers at every level

Create a free profile, post your listing and filter by province, category, level and position. You immediately see which clubs in your region are looking for players — from the national divisions down to fourth provincial, plus youth, women's football, G-football, futsal and recreational football. Interested clubs contact you directly through the platform.

Yes. In incognito mode your name and photo stay hidden: clubs only see your position, age, level and region. Your identity is revealed only once you accept a conversation, so you can look around without your coach or board hearing about it.

Yes. Creating an account, posting a listing, searching and messaging are free for players, coaches and clubs. No agent or middleman is involved — contact runs directly between player and club.

Absolutely. You can filter by position (goalkeeper, defender, midfielder, striker or a specific shirt number), by playing level from national to provincial divisions, by age and by one or more provinces. Only the listings that genuinely fit you remain.

Be concrete: your position, your current or most recent club and level, your age, the provinces where you can play and when you are available. Mention your strengths and your ambition too. The clearer your profile, the sooner a club looking for exactly that profile gets in touch.

Outfield players can optionally rate themselves on six attributes — pace, shooting, passing, dribbling, defending and physique — shown as a radar on the profile. It is a self-reported indication, not measured or verified data, and clubs read it as a first impression alongside your description.

Yes. A separate youth category collects clubs looking for players by age group, for boys and girls alike. Parents create the profile and follow the conversations; test days and friendly matches are visible per province as well.

Clubs post their test days with date, region, category and level. You browse the ones in your province, sign up with a message and simply come and train — often the fastest way to convince a club.

Yes. The personal trainer board lists coaches offering one-on-one sessions — technique, finishing, goalkeeper training, speed, strength or rehab — by city or province, in person or online. Players can also post their own request when they are looking for a trainer.

Certainly. Alongside the competitive divisions you'll find recreational football, futsal and indoor football, and G-football for players with a disability. Plenty of teams are mainly looking for players who come for the fun and the club atmosphere.

Players with amateur status, including in the higher amateur divisions, can end their registration every year between 1 and 30 April, without their club's consent. The resignation takes effect on 1 July; until 30 June you remain eligible for your club. Outside April you need your club's consent, or special circumstances for an administrative transfer.

Online through the federation's resignation procedure, with your identity card or Kids-ID, a card reader and your mobile number. If that doesn't work, use the online form or send a registered letter to your club and the federation, posted by 30 April at the latest.

After resigning in April you can join a new club from 15 May, or sign earlier with a memo date. You are eligible from 1 July. If your registration is recorded by 31 August, you can play for the first team all season.

Being a free agent means you are no longer tied to your club and can join another one without permission or a transfer fee. Amateurs become free by resigning in April; contract players when their contract expires.

After resigning in April you leave a Flemish club on a free: the Flemish decree bans direct training compensation between clubs. At ACFF clubs, however, the new club pays training compensation for players under 25. In professional football and for contract players, transfer fees are agreed.

An amateur player has no employment contract. With a bonus-only ‘kanscontract’ they receive at most €100 per point and €4,500 per season, without social security contributions but with withholding tax. A contract player (paid sportsperson) has a real employment contract with a statutory minimum wage.

Set up your club profile and search the player listings by position, age, level and province. You see free agents and players looking for a move in your region and message them directly. You can also post your own vacancy so players find you.

Register your club, complete the profile with logo, division and municipality, and post a listing per position or role. It appears among the recent listings, in the search results and on the province page for your region. Posting is free and you can edit the listing at any time.

Yes. The coaches category covers head coaches, assistants, goalkeeper trainers, youth coordinators, physios, team managers and other support staff. You see their experience, coaching badges and preferred region, and contact them directly.

Post a request with the date, municipality, category, level and whether you want to play home or away. Other clubs see it and reach out through the platform — handy for pre-season, a tournament or a gap in the calendar.

Post a test day with the date, region, category, level and a short description of who you're looking for. Interested players sign up by message, so you know in advance who is coming to train.

Everything runs through the built-in messaging. No phone numbers or email addresses are shown: you send a request, the other side accepts or declines, and only then do you exchange further details. Your privacy stays protected and you get no unsolicited calls.

Every registered club gets a club page with its logo, division, municipality, description and all open listings, test days and friendlies. That page is findable in Google too, so players searching for your club name immediately see which positions you need.

Men's football, women's football, youth football, G-football, futsal and indoor football, recreational football, and coaches or staff. From the national divisions to the lowest provincial series: every level gets the same attention here.

All of Belgium: Antwerp, East Flanders, West Flanders, Limburg, Flemish Brabant, Walloon Brabant, Hainaut, Liège, Namur, Luxembourg and the Brussels-Capital Region. Every province has its own page with the listings from that region.

Yes. The platform is fully available in Dutch, French and English, and clubs from the ACFF divisions and Brussels football post their listings here just as clubs from Voetbal Vlaanderen do.

Use "Near you" at the top of the homepage or pick your province, and you immediately get the listings from your region. The map also shows at a glance which clubs and players are active nearby.

Your contact details are never shown publicly. While you're in incognito mode your name and photo stay hidden until you accept a conversation, and you can delete your listing or account at any time. The details are in our privacy policy.