Wow! Train like a pro this Amazon Prime Big Deal Days, as Playermaker CityPlay receives heavy discount

Playermaker AI wearable football boot technology data tracker
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With Amazon Big Deal Days currently running, the CityPlay smart soccer tracker by Playermaker is reduced as part of a major sale.

For just two days Amazon are slashing prices on a number of football products, meaning you'll have to move quickly if you want to secure a bargain - the sale ending at 23:59 on October 9. FourFourTwo are currently scouring Amazon to find the best deals for football fans, and there are plenty of amazing Amazon Prime Day picks to take advantage that we've hand-picked.

If you're after a deal that could transform your own form on the pitch, this could be for you. The Playermaker CityPlay tracker is currently reduced part of the Big Deal Days, a huge 21% off the original price tag.

The revolutionary device, developed by Manchester City, is able to give soccer players instant feedback after every game, breaking down stats and highlighting strengths and weaknesses. Regardless of your ability, the CityPlay will map out your entire game and pinpoint where you need to improve.

So if you feel you need an edge ahead of your next game or training session, take advantage of this deal before it is too late.

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Playermaker CityPlay
Playermaker Playermaker CityPlay: was $189 now $149 at Amazon

If you want to transform your game, CityPlay provides the data to train and improve like a professional footballer. The state of the art technology give instant feedback after every session or match, helping you hone your craft. At this price it may well be worth the investment.

As we wrote in our review of the Playermaker CityPlay: "All things considered, the app is a huge success. Seeing your weaknesses clearly, in an easy-to-read graph, and watching those improvements is a thrilling, oddly addictive experience.

"Technology plays a huge part in our lives already, helping us to improve our fitness, diets, organisation and even our love lives. It seems crazy not to use what we can to improve ourselves as footballers as well. CityPlay makes that as simple and as fun as possible."

Jack Lacey-Hatton
Freelance writer

Jack has worked as a sports reporter full-time since 2021. He previously worked as the Chief Women’s Football Writer at the Mirror, covering the England Women’s national team and the Women’s Super League. Jack has reported on a number of major sporting events in recent years including the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup on the ground in Australia. When not writing about the game, he can often spotted playing at a pitch somewhere in the west London area.