Nine football sections
Move from training-ground basics into matchday communication, coaching language, teammate slang, media duties and daily life abroad.
New club. New country.
Know what to say.
The Footballer's Language Survival Kit (TFLSK) helps you understand your coach, connect with teammates and find your feet off the pitch.
Learn. Train. Review. Progress.
- Nine football sections, from training-ground basics to media duties
- Real-life scenarios, mapped out so you can see what is left
- Grammar pages and bonus content when you want the detail
- Four drills to train what you learn: flashcards, speed, pronunciation, writing
- A daily challenge, a streak to protect and a trophy cabinet to fill
- Friends, challenge matches and leaderboards across the player leagues
- Download a language and keep training with no signal
Why I made it.
I’m Foley. When I moved to Poland to play football, the language barrier followed me into training, matchdays and daily life. TFLSK is what I wish I had then.
A full football language system.
Built around the situations players actually face, then practised until the words stick.
Lessons that build your squad
Each completed lesson adds phrases to your review squad, so your training is based on language you have actually learned.
Four training drills
Use flashcards, speed drills, pronunciation practice and writing drills to recognise and recall phrases in different ways.
Position-specific learning
Choose your position and focus on the calls, instructions and situations that matter most to your role on the pitch.
Daily challenge and training form
Complete the five-question challenge, earn lesson and drill XP, and keep your training form moving across the week.
Player leagues and progress
Track completed sections, XP, streaks and achievements while competing for promotion through the TFLSK divisions.
See it in the app.
From your first lesson to your place in the leagues, these previews show how TFLSK turns football language into a daily training routine.
Scroll the row to see every screen.
Six languages, more on the way.
Take your football language further.