The differences in mood patterns among football players

Abstract

This research aims to identify the mood patterns of football players at Al-Farikh Al-Ajilat Club in Libya. The research sample consisted of (20) players from Al-Farikh Al-Ajilat Club. The researcher used the descriptive survey method. The results of this study showed that the level of mood patterns among the players was between average and high, while there were no statistically significant differences attributable to the age variable, nor were there any statistically significant differences attributable to the experience variable. The researcher recommends using training and relaxation exercises to reduce negative mood patterns and psychologically rehabilitating the players by a psychologist during training and before entering competitions. The researcher also recommends opening the field for specialists in sports psychology to refine the players' mood. The researcher also recommends conducting further scientific studies on the mood patterns of football players in Libya.