Abstract
This study aims to explore the relationship between personal strengths, mental toughness, and scoring accuracy in football. A sample of youth players from Shaqlawa Club was collected, consisting of 20 players. Psychological measures and skill tests suitable for this sample were used to assess their personal strengths, mental toughness, and scoring accuracy in football. After statistical data analysis, the study reached the following results: No relationship was found between personal strengths and scoring accuracy in football. This means that neither personal strengths nor mental toughness are directly related to scoring accuracy.
