How to get noticed by a scout as an amateur player
Scouts look for players who are easy to assess: a clear position, a consistent level and a recent record. You control much of that, but nothing guarantees that anyone will notice you.
Be easy to assess
Scouts often have little time for each player, so make the essentials clear: your position, your playing format, the level you play at and your current club. A complete, up-to-date profile tells them more in a minute than a long list of claims.
Keep your record current
Keep your club history and recent seasons up to date. Post your match results as they happen, with your club tagged, so your recent form is visible. Consistency across several seasons says more than one standout game.
What Playnder can and cannot do
Scouts on Playnder search for players by playing format and position, so an accurate profile is what they find. Playnder cannot promise that a scout will see your profile, contact you or offer you a place, and it cannot give you a date for any of that. Keep playing and training, and treat your profile as a way to be found, not as a guarantee.