LINCOLN, Neb., 22 October 2026 — Hudl, the global leader in sports performance analysis and scouting, today announced an exclusive multi-year agreement with the Asociación Paraguaya de Fútbol (APF), bringing Paraguay's youth football competitions to Hudl.
Regarding this, the president of the APF, Robert Harrison, highlighted the importance of the alliance and the benefits it will bring to the development of the next generation.
"This agreement with Hudl represents a very important step in the work we have been carrying out for our youth divisions. We want the clubs and their coaching staff to have modern tools that allow them to analyze performance, monitor player progress, and improve their training processes. We are convinced that investing in the development of our youth is betting on the future of Paraguayan football," he stated.
This exclusive agreement covers Paraguay's complete youth football program: the Formativas U-13, U-14, U-15, U-16, U-17 and U-19, as well as the Octogonal Final. All related video from these competitions will be made available for professional purposes via Hudl Wyscout, the world's largest database of football video and data.
"Bringing Paraguay's youth football programme to Hudl Wyscout opens up a new window for scouts and clubs looking to identify talent at the earliest stages of development," said Jack Scott-Gatty, business analyst at Hudl. "Coverage of this age range means that professionals can track players throughout their development pathway, and the Octogonal Final gives scouts access to the most competitive stage of the youth calendar."
About Asociación Paraguaya de Fútbol
The Paraguayan Football Association (APF), founded on June 18, 1906, is the governing body of Paraguayan football, responsible for its organization, regulation, promotion, and development across various categories and formats. As a member association of FIFA and CONMEBOL, it is in charge of organizing national competitions and representing the country through its national teams. Under the leadership of its president, Robert Harrison, the APF is promoting an institutional development policy aimed at strengthening clubs, modernizing sports infrastructure, incorporating new technologies, and providing comprehensive training for footballers. The youth divisions constitute one of the pillars of this planning, through programs and initiatives that promote the identification, preparation, and projection of young talent. Through these actions, the institution reaffirms its commitment to the sustainable growth of Paraguayan football and the creation of opportunities for future generations.
About Hudl
Hudl empowers hundreds of thousands of teams globally to reach their potential, working with coaches, athletes and administrators at every level of sport. We equip teams with tools and insights to elevate performance, streamline operations, drive recruitment and deepen fan engagement. Our smart cameras capture every second of practices and games, powering the industry's ecosystem of film review, recruiting, scouting and more. Our trusted software layers data and analytics onto video to help athletes and them reach their potential. And our platform helps every team create a stronger connection to their fans through livestreaming, athlete highlights, tickets and updates on all the information fans care about. Learn more at Hudl.com.
