Über mich

My name is Mark Schneider, I am 18 years old, and I’m German. I currently play for The Bridge S.C., a competitive and development-focused football club based in Jordan, where I’ve grown into a central figure within the team over the past few years. My main position is right winger, but I am also confident and effective as a left winger and an attacking midfielder. I regularly wear the number 10 shirt, and I’ve proudly carried the captain’s armband, taking on both creative and leadership responsibilities on and off the pitch. As a player, I am known for my speed, agility, and technical skill. I have a strong passion for 1v1 situations, constantly looking to take on defenders, create space, and shift momentum in the attacking third. I thrive on the ball, especially in tight areas, and I love to beat players with skill and pace. My presence on the pitch has a big impact on the team, not just through my individual play, but also by lifting the energy and confidence of those around me. I am a left-footed player, which allows me to offer a different angle of attack and adds unpredictability in wide and central areas. In addition to my open-play contributions, I also take full responsibility for set pieces within the team. I am the designated penalty taker, as well as the main player for corners and free kicks. I’ve trained these aspects of the game extensively and have delivered consistently in key moments, whether it’s scoring directly from a free kick or providing dangerous balls into the box. At The Bridge S.C., I have continued to grow under the leadership of two Spanish coaches who bring extensive professional experience from Spain. Their background in European football has significantly shaped my game—helping me develop tactically, improve my positioning, and make smarter decisions under pressure. With their support, I’ve had access to international opportunities that have been key to my growth as a player. Through the club, I was selected to participate in a football tour in Spain, specifically in the Valencia region. During that tour, we played numerous friendly matches against top-level sides including Valencia CF, their elite academy team, and other high-division regional clubs. These matches challenged me and allowed me to prove myself against players from top Spanish systems. One of the highlights of my career so far was competing in the Donosti Cup, one of the biggest and most competitive youth tournaments in the world. It was an incredible experience where I got to showcase my talent on a global stage and receive valuable exposure to international scouts. After returning from Spain, I was scouted by Al-Faisaly’s first team, one of the most successful clubs in Jordan. I joined several training sessions with the senior squad and demonstrated that I could compete at that level. Despite being offered a contract, I made the decision to decline it, as my ambition is to pursue professional opportunities in Germany, where I know I can push

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