XSEED brings scalable, complete player tracking to youth academies, grassroots football and individual athletes, accelerating football analytics adoption.
The Ultimate Laboratory of Innovation
Designed to accelerate both athletes' individual performance as well as clubs performance tracking systems.
XSEED family is the result of years of research and innovation by Soccerment Group. As a result, XSEED technology has become not just a single product, but a set of technological and strategic assets.
From multi-sensor technologies (GPS, IMU, Neural Network), to firmware and software, and an AI layer that is not generic but soccer-specific, purpose-built to process the data we collect.
That same technology, refined over time, now lives across multiple product versions and within a platform designed to serve both individual athletes in their personal development and, as well, professional clubs at any layer of the football pyramid, making the staff daily work faster and more effective.
The AI-powered GPS system that makes football performance intelligence accessible from the pitch to the whole club.
The world's first AI-powered smart shinguards. Capture technical events, athletic performance, and pitch-zone geolocation.
MLS.
In 2025, Soccerment has been selected by the MLS Innovation Lab, to partner up and accelerate the adoption of the technologies shaping the future of the game. Chosen among hundreds of companies worldwide, we joined a group of six startups working with the US League on fan engagement, on-field performance and media technology.
Over the course of the program, we have been testing and validating our platform and wearable technology directly on the pitch — with dozens of teams and academies and hundreds of players — across three major MLS NEXT events between late 2024 and 2025:
The journey culminated at the 2025 MLS All-Star Game in Austin, where we presented our technology to MLS executives and owners at the "Future of the Game Showcase."
Here 2 videos from Aldo Comi, Soccerment CEO, about the MLS partnership.
Juventus Forward.
Soccerment have been selected by Juventus FC in February 2026 to join the Juventus Forward, the first open innovation program supported by an Italian football club.
This milestone reflects our mission: placing innovation at the center of what we do and leveraging technology as a platform to serve every athlete in the world on their journey to unlock their full potential.
We collaborate with Juventus Football Club, contributing to the evolution of their prestigious sport science department and global academy ecosystem by bringing onto the pitch our family of smart wearable devices, designed to capture football-specific data at scale.
Through the XSEED product family, we aim to:
- Enable large-scale collection of football-specific technical data in both training and matches;
- Standardize performance benchmarks across age groups;
- Strengthen alignment between academy methodology and first-team demands.
Have a look here to the reporting model we are able to deliver.
Technology Validation & References.
Built on years of research, testing and real-world validation
- G. Santicchi, S. Stillavato, P. Cerveri, F. Esposito, A. Comi, F. Frellicca, M. Deriu, and M. Zago, "Agreement of Total Distance and Speed Metrics Across Multiple Football Tracking Devices," in Proc. IEEE Int. Workshop on Sport, Technology and Research (STAR), pp. 269–273, 2024.
- G. Santicchi, S. Stillavato, M. Deriu, A. Comi, P. Cerveri, F. Esposito, and M. Zago, "Validation of step detection and distance calculation algorithms for soccer performance monitoring," Sensors, vol. 24, no. 11, Art. no. 3343, 2024.
- G. Santicchi, "Development of Technologies and Methods of Analysis for the Functional Evaluation of Performance in Football," Ph.D. dissertation, Università degli Studi di Milano, Milan, Italy, 2026. (Revisors: Prof. Fabio Esposito, Prof. Matteo Zago)
- S. Stillavato et al., "Comparative evaluation of GPS data smoothing techniques for error minimization in sport performance metrics," in Proc. 2024 IEEE Int. Workshop on Sport, Technology and Research (STAR), Jul. 2024.
- S. Stillavato, "Development of a Multi-Unit Device for Positional Tracking and External Load Assessment in Football," Ph.D. dissertation, Università degli Studi di Milano, Milan, Italy, 2025. (Revisors: Prof. Fabio Esposito, Prof. Matteo Zago)
