Today, most of the information that defines a sports profile is already online.

Videos on YouTube, data on Transfermarkt, social media, articles or interviews.

The issue is rarely the lack of information,

but how it’s presented and how it’s shared.

Platforms like Kickbio work in a similar way to Linktree:

a single link where everything important about your professional sports profile is organised.

This article explains how to improve your profile step by step by using the right links.

Why well-chosen links make your profile stronger

When someone reviews a profile (club, agency, coach, scout), they usually do it:

That’s why links should:

A good profile doesn’t have many links.

It has the right ones, well presented.

Link 1: YouTube (videos and highlights)

For many profiles, YouTube is the most important link.

What to link

Best practices

📌 One well-prepared YouTube link is better than many disorganised videos.

Transfermarkt provides objective context:

It’s especially useful for:

Used correctly:

📌 Transfermarkt doesn’t sell your talent,

but it reinforces credibility.

A common mistake is adding links without hierarchy.

A clear and effective order:

This reduces friction and makes decisions easier.

Kickbio doesn’t replace YouTube or Transfermarkt.

It organises them.

Everything in one link.

Easy access.

Clear presentation.

No noise.

No promises.

Just a better way to present what already exists.

A good profile doesn’t try to explain everything.

It tries to be understood quickly.

If when sharing your link: