About the Club
More than a futsal club — a culture, a family, a standard.
Assassins Futsal Club
Assassins Futsal Club is more than just a futsal club — we house a culture built around many different principles. Some of those principles include discipline, confidence, leadership, teamwork, game intelligence, and so much more.
All of these principles are rooted in everything we do, from training and games to how we interact when representing the club and beyond. We are a club but also a futsal family.
We all have the same inherent goal: not only to advance in competition through futsal, but also to better the character of each young player we manage. Each training, event, and meeting we are involved in expresses all of our principles.
We are proud of the culture we have created, which is growing consistently.
What We Stand For
Discipline
Every session, every game, every interaction — we hold ourselves to the highest standard on and off the court.
Confidence
We build players who believe in themselves, express their game freely, and rise to every challenge.
Leadership
We develop leaders — players who elevate those around them and represent the club with pride.
Teamwork
Futsal is a team game. We win together, we grow together, and we hold each other accountable.
Game Intelligence
We train players to read the game, make quick decisions under pressure, and solve problems creatively.
Character
Beyond the game, we are committed to developing young people of strong character who carry the Assassins standard into everything they do.
The Perfectly Designed Game
'The Talent Code' by Daniel Coyle describes Futsal as the "perfectly designed game" for building soccer skills — a talent hotspot where players get up to 600% more touches in a concentrated environment that demands quick, creative problem-solving under pressure.
600%
More touches per game vs. outdoor soccer
5v5
Small-sided format maximising decision-making
Est. 2016
Pittsburgh's only true-to-futsal club
"Futsal compresses soccer's essential skills into a small box — it places players inside the deep practice zone, making and correcting errors, constantly generating solutions to vivid problems."
— Daniel Coyle, The Talent Code
"No time plus no space equals better skills."
— Dr. Emilio Miranda, Brazilian Soccer Expert
"The ball is a smaller size than a standard soccer ball but nearly twice as heavy; it hardly bounces, requiring much more precise and frequent foot contact."
— The Talent Code
World-class players who developed through futsal
Veni, Vidi, Vici
We came. We saw. We conquered.