Most girls' team recruitment posts are a line of text and a phone number. Parents do not reply to those. Here is what works.
The standard girls' football recruitment post looks like this: "U12s girls need players. Call Lee on 07xxx xxx xxx." It is the same post every club writes, and it is the reason most of them do not work.
A parent scrolling past that post learns nothing. They do not know where the team plays, what nights it trains, what the commitment is, whether their daughter needs experience, or what the club is like. So they do not call.
A designed recruitment graphic that answers the parent's real questions: which age group, which nights, where, whether experience is needed, and what to do next. Pair it with a photo of the current squad and a one-line quote from the coach.
One post is not a recruitment push. A push is the same graphic reposted across three or four weeks, with different angles — a player's story, a parent's quote, a training-night photo — all pointing at the same next step.