The purpose of this paper is to identifying the intellectual immunity and self-improvement of young football players, and identifying the relationship between intellectual immunity and self-improvement among young football players. The researchers used the descriptive method using survey and correlational methods to suit the nature of the current study. The research community included the youth players of the Kufa Sports Club participating in the Youth Premier League for the sports season (2023-2024), who numbered (35) players. The research sample, which was chosen randomly, consisted of (25) players, with a percentage of (71.43%) representing Youth of Kufa Football Club. One of the most important results reached by the researcher is that: The research sample's possession of intellectual immunity and high self-improvement helped the players achieve good performance, and there is a positive, direct relationship between intellectual immunity and self-improvement among the research sample.
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