Kickstart Your Future
About
Transition FC
How it started
Transition FC was founded by Marvin Sordell, former Premier League footballer, after recognising the struggles he faced when retiring from the game at the age of 28.
Since retiring, Marvin has gone on to become a public speaker, writer, producer and entrepreneur.
The realisation that his negative experience when leaving the game mirrored that of most players resulted in the idea of Transition FC. To provide the support and the network needed to help guide players through this journey, fast tracking players to their next success.
"Understanding what possibilities are out there and what we are truly capable of is key."
Why should you think about your transition now?
With our advice, network and support we can help guide you through to a smooth, planned transition.
As a player the transferrable skills that you possess make you a highly valuable asset to any given career path you choose to go down. We will help you bridge that gap from having the skills you need to using them.
Planned Transition
- Thought Through Plan
- Financial Stability
- Purposeful Education
- Reduced Stress and Anxiety
- Successful Transition
Unplanned Transition
- Panicked Decisions
- Financial Stress
- Wasted Time
- Mental Health Challenges
- Transition Regret
What does Transition FC offer?
Education
Free and paid courses to help you prepare for life beyond football
Career
Explore and understand the steps to begin transitioning to your next career
Network
Connect with other players, industry experts and recruiters
Mental Health
Spot the signs of mental health issues and tips on things you can do to help
Finance Advice
Take control of your finances and reduce your financial stress
Creating a Business
Want to start a new business but don’t know where to start? We can help.
Our Partners
We’ve teamed up with industry experts, platforms and partners to provide our members with expert content and advice. Ensuring our members know that the information they receive is from credible, reliable and trusted sources.
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