Building self-confidence as a soccer player is all about repetition and mindset. Confidence grows every time you commit to doing something and follow through. This consistency reinforces your belief in your abilities. So if you say you’re going to train at some time and place you better go train at that time. The more you don’t do what you say you build mistrust in your self - in other words you unconsciously lose confidence in yourself because you KEEP LIEING TO YOURSELF. Your lack of confidence comes from your lack of trust in yourself and preparation. Additionally, whether you’re an attacker, midfielder, defender, or goalkeeper, you have a specific job on the field. You must adopt the mindset that your role is crucial to the team’s success. For example: If you're an attacker, your job is to score. You must adopt the mindset that if you don’t score, no one else will. Look at Erling Haaland; he doesn't wait for Jack Grealish or Bernardo Silva to score for the team. He takes...