Your game deserves more than a screenshot of the score.

Arrive at training with something to work on

You do not need ten new goals every week. You need a clear next step: a skill to practise, a plan you can follow and a way to come back to it. Clutch's personal training tools let you organise your own work and goals alongside your life with a team.

You can start personal training without waiting for a club to join. When you are linked to a team, the schedule and content your club shares add the context for your week. Your personal plan and the coach's team work each have a place.

Find your stats and understand what they cover

When game data is available and linked to the right player, Clutch brings those statistics into your account. Keep track of the games behind the numbers instead of relying on an old screenshot or a name match that could belong to someone else.

Coverage depends on the competition data published in Clutch. Creating an account does not automatically import every game you have played, and the app does not record a box score just because you attended a match. If your stats are missing, first check your club connection and whether that game has been published.

Build a profile that carries your sporting story

A useful player profile connects who you are with the basketball you have played. Your sporting details and recorded club history help give that story context. Keep the details accurate and ask the club or federation to check gaps in official records rather than creating a second account.

When Nexus is activated for you, your recruitment card can bring together your player details, season information and highlights. Official statistics and player-submitted season information have different sources; they should not be presented as the same thing.

Stay connected to the team you actually play for

The right club invitation matters. It connects your account to the correct team, rather than leaving you with a separate profile that looks similar but cannot see the team's content. If you already have an account, tell your club before anyone creates another record for you.

Once connected, you can see the schedule and the team material shared with your role. Access depends on the club's setup and permissions. Being a player in one team does not open private information from other teams.

Explore a next step through Nexus, when you choose

Nexus lets eligible players browse available club openings and apply with a recruitment card. Opportunities depend on what participating clubs have actually published. A profile is a way to present yourself clearly; it is not a promise of a trial, a contract or a response.

Discovery is optional. Sending an application does not automatically make your profile discoverable to everyone. For players under 18, Nexus participation and applications are controlled through a confirmed parent. Private staff notes and medical information are not public profile material.

Researching a basketball agent or an overseas opportunity? Start with our guide to basketball agents and agencies and our overseas basketball opportunities checklist. They explain how to prepare your information and check what is being offered. Clutch is a player platform, not an agency or a guarantee of placement.

Start with one useful action

Open Clutch, choose Sign up to create your free player account, check the basics on your profile and choose one personal training goal. If you already have an account, log in to that one. If you belong to a club, ask its administrator for an invitation to your specific team. You can then check the games and content that are available to you.

The player profile and stats guide explains what to check before comparing numbers or sharing a recruitment card. Start with accurate information and a reason to return after your next training session.