Civati Presents Go2Pro, the Sport-Tech Platform for Young Football Talents Across the BRICS World

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In a global football market increasingly shaped by data, digital identity and international scouting, Alessandro Civati presents Go2Pro Inc., the company, project and mobile application created to give young football players a safer and more structured way to be discovered by scouts, clubs and sports professionals.

Alessandro Civati is an Italian entrepreneur with more than twenty years of experience in IT, cybersecurity, blockchain and digital identity systems. With Go2Pro, he brings this technological background into the world of sport, focusing first on football and then on other disciplines.

The project was launched in the United States in 2022 and is now active in Italy, with a growing international expansion strategy. For BRICS countries and emerging markets, especially across Africa and the Middle East, Go2Pro may represent more than a digital app: it can become a new infrastructure for talent visibility, youth development and professional scouting.

The BRICS area now includes major economies and strategic regions across Africa, Asia and the Middle East, including South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, the United Arab Emirates and other members of the Global South. This makes the bloc a natural environment for platforms capable of connecting young people, families, clubs and professional networks across borders.

Go2Pro allows young football players to upload short videos of their skills, training sessions and match actions. The goal is simple: give talent a digital passport. A promising player in Addis Ababa, Cairo, Johannesburg, Dubai, Lagos, Riyadh or Casablanca should not remain invisible simply because he is far from traditional scouting networks. Through Go2Pro, athletes can build a profile, update their content and be evaluated by qualified professionals.

Security is one of the central pillars of the project. Go2Pro is based on the Blockchain Trust System developed by LutinX.com, a technology designed to strengthen trust, traceability and verified digital interactions. The platform requires the verification of key parties, especially parents and scouts, through a KYC procedure, the same identification standard commonly used by banks and financial institutions worldwide.

This is particularly important because Go2Pro works with young athletes. The platform is not designed as a generic social network, but as a controlled sport-tech environment where families, clubs and professionals can interact with greater confidence. Parents remain at the center of the process, while scouts and sports operators must operate within a verified framework.

For scouts, clubs and academies, Go2Pro opens access to a global archive of young football profiles. It helps professionals discover, monitor and compare talent in a faster and more organized way. For BRICS countries, where football passion is immense and youth populations are large, this kind of platform can support a more inclusive scouting model.

Go2Pro is available as a mobile app on both the Apple App Store and Google Play, making it accessible to young players and families directly from their smartphones.

The call to action is clear: if football wants to grow again through merit, technology and international opportunity, Go2Pro can become a real tool to relaunch the sport, not only in Italy, but across Africa, the Middle East and the wider BRICS world.

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