Where football careers
get moving.
FTBL Exchange is a free football transfer platform for players, agents and clubs. Player profiles are built automatically from Transfermarkt, Sofascore and FotMob, and sync with Wyscout data. Clubs and agents post what they are looking for, and players and agents answer with real profiles. There is no paid tier, no commission and no advertising.
Why FTBL Exchange is free
Every other platform in this market charges, which means every player on those platforms is there because somebody paid to put him there.
The players you are not seeing are not missing because they are not good enough. They are missing because of the cost. Paid platforms charge per player, per window or per seat. A one man agency with a good striker cannot justify it. A club two divisions down cannot justify it either. So the striker never gets seen, the club never gets the player, and the industry treats that as normal.
We took the price out. More players, more agents and more clubs means a search that covers the game instead of the paying part of it.
How a free platform keeps its standard
Free does not mean open slather. Two things hold the standard.
Every profile is assembled from Transfermarkt, Sofascore, FotMob and Wyscout. An agent writes the bio and adds video, availability and contact details. Career history, appearances, minutes, contract and market value are pulled, and nobody on the platform can type over them.
The platform reads the standard of the leagues a player has actually played in, across the last three years and across his whole career, and places him in one of five bands. The band sits on his profile and on every list he appears in, and you can search on it, so you can tell at a glance whether a record was built at your standard of football or well below it.
An open door, and a shortlist you can read at a glance.
What is on an FTBL Exchange player profile
One link carries the whole career. Season by season history, minutes, goals and assists, contract dates, market value and its full history, per 90 scouting numbers, a position map drawn from where the player has actually played, and a read on how he plays rather than a single label. The profile names the sources it is built from.
It opens properly on a phone, previews properly in WhatsApp, and never needs updating by hand.
You do not have to take our word for it. This is a live one.
Open a real player profile
Say what you need. Get answered with real players.
A request carries the real terms: position, age band, country, contract length, permanent or loan, and what you are willing to pay. Post it without your club name on it if you would rather the market did not know what you are short of.
Agents holding a player who fits are emailed when it goes live and put him forward, and a player can apply to it himself. You get the player and the person representing him, and you deal with them directly. Free to post, free to answer.
Browse open requestsYour whole window, on one board.
Every request you have posted, how many players have been put forward against each, and which of them are still waiting on you. No inbox to dig through.
Then build next season on a shadow eleven. Your current squad fills the shirts it already owns, the gaps sit there as dashed slots, and players from the platform drop into them, so a signing is judged against the squad rather than on its own. Your board stays private.
Open a club accountWho FTBL Exchange is for
Paste your Transfermarkt link and a highlights video. The profile builds itself and you can send it to any agent, scout, sporting director or coach. You cannot edit the numbers, which is the reason someone will believe them. You can also apply to any open request yourself.
It runs both ways. To put a player out, paste a link and the CV builds itself, then send one link anywhere. To bring a player in, post a request confidentially and agents holding players who fit come to you. Instead of posting a player to your own followers and hoping the right person scrolls past, put him in front of an audience that is here to recruit.
The squad you have and the players you could add, on one board. Upload your squad export and the platform builds your starting eleven from minutes played, then grades what sits behind every shirt as exposed, thin, covered or stacked. Fill the gaps from the platform, or post a request and let agents come to you. Your own squad stays private.
The more people on it, the better it works
Every player who joins makes it more useful to a club. Every club that posts makes it more useful to an agent. A price at the door is the only thing that breaks that loop, and there is not one.
443 players on the platform.
Asked and answered.
What is FTBL Exchange?
FTBL Exchange is a free football transfer platform for players, agents and clubs. It builds player CVs from Transfermarkt, Sofascore, FotMob and Wyscout, and runs a requests board where clubs and agents post what they need.
Is FTBL Exchange really free?
Yes, for everyone. There is no paid tier, no commission on any deal and no advertising. It is built and run by Agency Four, which covers the cost of the scraping, the data modelling and the hosting.
How is FTBL Exchange different from TransferRoom, LDP or EnskAI?
Those platforms charge, usually per player, per seat or by subscription. FTBL Exchange does not charge anyone. The data is also assembled rather than entered by hand, so nothing on a profile is self reported.
Where does the player data come from?
Transfermarkt supplies identity, career history, contract and market value. Sofascore supplies match ratings and recent form. FotMob supplies peer ranked scouting statistics. Those three are pulled automatically from a single Transfermarkt link. Wyscout supplies per 90 detail and minutes by position.
Can an agent edit a player's statistics?
No. An agent can write a bio and add videos, languages, availability, contact details and a photo. Career history, appearances, minutes, contract and market value are pulled automatically, and nobody on the platform can type over them.
Do players need a Transfermarkt profile?
Yes. It is the minimum, because the CV is built from it. If you play in a league Transfermarkt does not cover there is little to pull and your profile ends up thin. Agents and clubs do not need one.
How long does it take to set up?
About a minute for a player: paste your Transfermarkt link and the profile assembles itself. Every account is reviewed by a person before it goes live.
Who runs FTBL Exchange?
It is built and operated by Agency Four.