Every academy goalkeeper believes they have a chance. I was the same when I was in the system. They train hard, wear the badge, and are told they’re “one of the best in their age group.” Yet only a small percentage ever sign a professional contract, and even fewer sustain a professional career. While physical, technical, and tactical factors matter, they don’t fully explain the drop-off. Increasingly, research and applied practice point to psychology as the missing piece. A 2

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Fear is one of the most crippling feelings to experience as a goalkeeper. I can remember before games, I would sit in the changing room...