Play your part.
Match appearances, starts, goals, assists and player-of-the-match recognition all have a place in the badge cabinet.
Player development
See the team.
Understand the journey.
Follow progress across your squad, recognise real football effort and give players a record of the gym sessions, runs and other work they put in between club sessions.
The coach perspective
Look across
the squad.
See recent achievements and the coach attention panel, then move into an individual player’s information. Use the squad view to start more focused development conversations.
Coach view — shown separately for clarity.
The Achievement Cabinet
Real effort.
Visible achievement.
Badges recognise real football activity recorded in AcademyOne. Match contributions, training attendance, gym sessions, runs and development progress become part of a player's achievement story.
Put in the work.
Training attendance and recorded gym sessions and runs recognise the effort players put in on and away from the pitch.
Engage with your development.
Coach feedback, achieved development targets and availability responses give players more ways to build progress.
The Achievement Cabinet shows earned badges, progress towards the next requirement and the milestones along the way.
Know what you've earned.
See what's next.
See what's next.
Players can explore the badge requirements, see achievements that are earned, in progress or still locked, and revisit their Badge History. Recognition gives the work they record a visible place in their football journey.
How the tiers work
A season of effort.
A lasting club journey.
Reach a badge's activity requirement to earn it, then build towards the next tier. Each badge family has its own thresholds, with seasonal medals and Club Legacy recognising different parts of the journey.
Season medals
Bronze. Silver. Gold. Platinum.
Seasonal medals progress through four tiers. The season starts a fresh set of targets, while Badge History provides a record of previous achievements.
Appearance Maker exampleMatch appearances in a single season.
Bronze5 appearances
Silver10 appearances
Gold20 appearances
Platinum40 appearances
Club Legacy
Contribution that
keeps building.
Sapphire, Emerald and Diamond recognise longer-term contribution to the club. Club Legacy uses permanent career totals, so progress carries across seasons.
Club Appearances exampleTotal appearances across the player's club career.
Sapphire50 appearances
Emerald100 appearances
Diamond200 appearances
Career milestones
Every journey has a first.
A first competitive appearance, first start or first goal marks a moment to remember. First training sessions, gym sessions and runs also have their own milestones, recognising the steps that begin a player's wider development story.
Gym, runs & physical activity
Progress includes
the work between sessions.
Players can record the activity they do beyond club training. Gym sessions and runs have a place alongside their football and achievements, helping them build a record of their own effort.
Log gym sessions.
Keep a record of gym work in the physical activity area of the Player Hub, alongside the rest of the player's journey.
Record runs and activity.
Log runs and other physical activity so the effort outside training becomes part of the player's personal development story.
A place to record the work players choose to do and keep their football journey in view.
Let's talk about your club.
Discuss how your coaches and players could use progress records, activity logs and achievements throughout the season.