— FAQ · Pro Division

Good to know

Applying

01

Who can apply?

Any professional or elite club team, men's or women's. Applying is free. Nothing is due unless you're accepted.

02

What does it cost?

$15,000 per team.

03

How do we lock our place?

A $5,000 deposit within 7 days of acceptance. The balance is charged to the card on file within 30 days. Miss it and the deposit is forfeited and the place goes to the next team.

04

Roster limits?

Roster and staff limits are confirmed with your acceptance. Plan on a standard futsal squad with at least one coach.

05

Who do we talk to?

A team member reads every application and will reach out. Email pro@unitedfutsal.com.

Format

06

How many matches do we play?

Every team plays on. Two group games, then a knockout on one of three roads set by where you finish your group. That is at least three matches, and up to four if you go all the way.

07

When do the Pro divisions play?

July 11 to 14. Group games July 11 and 12, semifinals July 13, and all six finals on Championship Day, July 14.

08

What are the Gold, Silver and Bronze roads?

After the groups, group winners play for Gold, runners-up for Silver, third place for Bronze. Three separate single-elimination knockouts, three sets of prize money, and nobody goes home early.

09

What is the Golden Minute?

No match ends in a draw. Level at full time, each side drops a player and plays one Golden Minute, 3v3 plus keepers, first goal wins. Still level? Drop another player and play on until the goal comes, down to 1v1. It settles group games and knockouts alike.

Orlando

10

Is housing included?

No. Housing packages are optional and open in your team dashboard once your place is locked. Buy for the whole group or family by family.

11

Where do we stay and play?

Matches are at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando. The housing package hotel is minutes away, with transport to every match.

Fans

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Can fans come?

Yes. Tickets go on sale in spring 2027. Leave your email on the tickets page and you'll hear first.