Cross-sectional study assesses sports performance perception in footballers post-injury, suggesting enhanced recovery support.
Key Points
Footballers reported a moderately high sense of performance after rehabilitation and return to play, with notable differences across perception areas.
The strongest perceptions of performance were related to mastery and development, while recovery and injury prevention scored lower.
Data were collected using the Sport Performance Perceptions Scale and analyzed using SPSS software, indicating diverse areas for improvement.
The findings highlight the importance of integrating psychological and educational support into rehabilitation programs for sustaining athletic performance.