Basic football techniques are essential skills that every player must master to perform effectively and achieve success. Football schools should teach these techniques from an early age so that young players can develop a strong foundation. This study aimed to assess the basic football skills of football school players and provide coaches with information for developing more effective training programs. A descriptive quantitative design was employed. The population comprised all football schools in Kunjang District, while the sample included 43 players aged 12 years. Data were collected through direct observation. The results showed that the players’ basic football skills were generally in the moderate category. Players with poor technical skills should receive intensive training, those in the moderate category should be given additional training, and players with good technical skills should continue regular training to maintain their performance.
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