Injury Risk

Team View

In the "Injury Profile" screen you will find the Injury Risk Board.

On this board, the status of each player in terms of load can be viewed (if they are overloaded or under-trained), delimiting the safe zone. Additionally, specific metrics can be selected:

Finally, those injured, recovered, and with differential training players are shown with icons.

Player View

By selecting a player, you will be able to get an individual view of their injury risk dashboard.

More information in the following article: http://help.tryoliver.com/en/articles/5703871-individual-player-injury-dashboard

The graphs show:

Bar graph: it shows the days each player has been injured.

Pie chart: it shows the percentage of injury types for the entire team, for a specified period of time (it can be filtered by date).

The most common types of injuries in soccer are muscle injuries, whether in the calf, hamstring or adductor, tendonitis, sprains (affecting the ligaments that are around a joint), and fractures, frequently in the lower extremities (ankles, tibia and fibula).

Table: shows all injuries suffered by players in a selected period of time.