The UEFA Playmakers program is a collaboration with UEFA, the English Association and the Disney company, based on three Disney cartoons: Frozen, Moana and Incredibles 2. The program was developed for girls aged 5-8 who have never played football to give them the opportunity to get acquainted with football from an early age.

The program requires class delivery exclusivity. It has a specific goal of introducing girls to football through fun, positive learning thereby promoting the popularization of football.

Each training session lasts 45 minutes, and there should be 25-30 children in each group. The ten-week program is divided into eight chapters, giving you two free weeks to repeat the girls' favorite chapters or complete the content more slowly.

Trainings are built around stories, allowing girls to play the roles of their favorite Disney characters. Each lesson is focused on three learning outcomes՝

Each lesson focuses on three learning outcomes:

Life skills and values

Basic movement skills

The basics of football

At the beginning of the program, each girl is given an "adventure passport" that connects the program with the child's family. It includes tasks related to each chapter.

The instructors of the program are former female soccer players trained by UEFA, who prepare the new coaches for the start of the program with the help of intensive courses before each new season.