In order to better identify tomorrow's football stars, international national and club teams test the brains of children up to the age of 12. Behind the idea is a Dutchman who has already seen startling results. The graphics are most reminiscent of Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Tetris or other video games that have at least 30-40 years behind them. With a cannon you have to shoot small figures that fall from the sky. You also have to connect dots in time and remember shapes like in a kind of flip game.

The tasks are different, but the intent is the same in the computer game that ultimately reveals whether your teenager is smart enough to become a soccer player at Champions League level.

The man behind the game has visited talent academies in e.g. FC Barcelona and Real Madrid, and here he made a surprising discovery.