FIFA CV Template: A Player Card with a Computed Rating

This template presents your CV as a football player card: an overall rating out of ninety-nine computed from your experiences, skills and certifications, six attributes — pace, shooting, passing, dribbling, defending, physical — plus skill moves and trophies. The card colour changes with the rating: gold, purple, silver. It suits fields judged on explicit numbers: sport, sales, coaching and operations.

The steps

1. Open the template and choose "Use this template" to reach the editor
2. Fill in name, job title and city; the card is built around the player's identity
3. Enter your skills — they are what raise passing and pace
4. Enter your experiences, which raise shooting and physical, and your certifications, which raise defending
5. Add your languages under national comms and references under scout reports, then export

Practical tips

• The overall rating combines three inputs: five points per experience, two per skill and three per certification
• The card colour is set automatically: gold above ninety, purple above eighty, silver below seventy
• Use the dark mode toggle before exporting; a gold card reads better on a dark background

Common mistakes to avoid

• Entering many skills with no experiences, so the rating rises while shooting stays low and the card loses its balance
• Leaving the scout reports section empty, when it carries your references in this theme

Frequently asked questions

Can I set my overall rating?

No. It is computed by a fixed formula from your experience, skill and certification counts. To raise it, add real items.

Why does the template default to a dark background?

Because gold and silver cards read more clearly on dark. You can switch to light to print the card on white paper.

Links for this guide

• See the FIFA template
• Use this template in the editor
• Professional summary examples
• Estimate your salary