About Footballers Lives
A football service built around the people who play the game, made for supporters who want more than the result.
Football is a story, not a scoreline
Footballers Lives exists because the most interesting part of a match usually happens away from the ball. The decision a defender regrets. The week a striker spent recovering. The conversation in the tunnel before kick off. Those are the pieces that never fit into a broadcast window, so we built a service that has room for them.
Everything we publish is made to be watched on a phone, because that is where supporters actually are: on the bus, in the queue, in the ten minutes before the game starts. Short pieces when you have a moment, long ones when you have an evening.
What we hold to
Three commitments that decide what we publish and how we treat the people who subscribe.
Access with respect
We film in places most cameras never reach, and we do it on terms the players agree to. Nobody is ambushed and nothing is published to embarrass a subject.
Craft over volume
A story ships when it is finished, not when the calendar says so. We would rather publish one piece worth your evening than fill a feed with filler.
Honest about the deal
The price, the billing cycle and the way to cancel are on this site in plain language. You should never have to hunt for how to stop paying us.
Where we are heading
Our aim for Footballers Lives is simple: become the place supporters in Saudi Arabia go when they want to understand a player rather than just watch one. That means widening the range of voices we film, working in Arabic and English with equal care, and keeping the service light enough to stream anywhere.
We measure ourselves by whether a subscriber finishes a story and immediately starts another. Everything else, the catalogue, the apps, the billing, exists to serve that one moment.
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