Driblas has signed a strategic partnership with the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) through the 2027 World Cup, to be held in Brazil.
The CBF has struck a partnership with Driblab to provide data and statistics to the technical staff of the Brazilian Women's Senior National Team. The agreement is valid until the 2027 World Cup and underscores the organization's investment in the women's game.
The hiring of our platform will provide the Amarelinha's (Brazilian national team's) performance analysis with detailed information on players from the top women's leagues and opposing national teams, as well as artificial intelligence resources to better support evaluations. It will also expand the identification of potential new call-ups and enable monitoring of the performance of players who have been called up recurrently.
Driblab will also offer match-evaluation services for the National Team's own matches and those of the Amarelinha's upcoming opponents.
This agreement also consolidates our position as a benchmark in data analysis applied to high performance. We will supply information for identifying future call ups and tracking regularly called up players, and we will also handle the technical evaluation of the Amarelinha's own matches and those of its upcoming opponents, a comprehensive service few can offer.
This new agreement with the CBF is the latest step in a track record that has turned Driblab into a leading name in football technology.
Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Madrid, we have worked with more than 100 top level clubs across five continents, including Fluminense, Tigres (Mexico), Peñarol (Uruguay), River Plate (Argentina), Ajax and PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands), Villarreal and Real Betis (Spain), Inter Miami (United States), Dinamo Zagreb (Croatia), Al Ittihad (Saudi Arabia) and Olympique Marseille (France).
