We are looking for support! Here you can find an list of all competitions where we are currently looking for Data Scouts. You can filter the overview by country.
> To the current job offers Your desired competition was not listed? You can also apply as a Data Scout for another competition, but please keep in mind that we usually already have one or more Data Scouts there. Therefore, please give reasons why you would like to be a Data Scout for a competition that is already in our care.
Choose country Did you know that you can already edit data with your free user account? If you are logged in, you can send correction suggestions for players, coaches, referees, lineups and match reports. They will be sent directly to the responsible Data Scouts.
> To the guide to data administration FAQ data maintenance What does a Data Scout do? Transfermarkt's database is based on so-called user-generated content. This means that every registered user can actively contribute to the collection of new data and improve existing data with corrections. A Data Scout takes responsibility for a competition and makes sure that the corrections for this area are checked and processed.
What requirements do I have to meet? The minimum age is 16 and you should be willing to take care of a competition for a longer period of time. It is also an advantage if you already have some experience with your user account and have sent correction suggestions for players, coaches, referees and match reports.
How much time do I need? Of course, this depends on many factors. Is there an active community in your area that supports you in with correction suggestions? Is it a large or rather small competition? Is there a lot of catching up to do or is the data quite up-to-date at the moment? Therefore, it is difficult to give an exact time. However, you should always count on a few hours per week to keep match reports, transfers and player profiles up to date.
Is the work as a Data Scout paid? No, this is voluntary work. Transfermarkt was created as a participatory platform, No, this is voluntary work. Transfermarkt was created as a participatory platform, and that's still the case today. Here, probably the largest football community shares its knowledge with other users from all over the world, and everyone contributes a little bit to making the database bigger and better. We always try to express our gratitude for the volunteers in the form of small tokens of appreciation, but in the end it only works with a great deal of passion.
Do you have any further questions? No problem, feel free to use our forum "Support & FAQ" or send us an email to info@transfermarkt.de