Six tests of practical capacity were assessed: squat jump, countermovement jump, 60-s sit-ups, 2-kg standing medicine ball toss, hand grip strength, and 20-m multi-stage shuttle operate. The influence of body mass was harmful for two functional indicators (leaping, multi-stage shuttle jog ) and two basketball skills (dribbling( defensive movements), but positive for 2 functional evaluations of upper body power (hand grip, ball throw). Height was positively correlated with two particular skills (passing, defensive motions ), even though a mixture of tallness and heaviness was connected with a disadvantage on three functional capacities and two sport-specific skills. In summary, age, expertise, body size and stage of puberty contributed relatively little to variation in operation in four of the six soccer-specific ability tests in teenage footballers aged 13-15 years. Results of multiple linear regressions indicated chronological age as a substantial predictor for four items, while maturity status was a significant predictor for only 1 item.