When your bodyis your business,protect it.
Paid to play — if your body stops, so does the money. Four covers, each pinned to the part of you that earns.
Built for semi-pro footballers
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Faster diagnosis, faster return to play
A long NHS wait for a scan or a specialist is a long time out of training. DCS Insure introduces and arranges private medical insurance built for people whose income depends on getting back on the pitch, not just getting better eventually.
For an athlete, the value is usually speed — an MRI in days rather than months, a specialist appointment that doesn't sit on a waiting list. Which level of cover, if any, suits your circumstances is a conversation — we introduce and arrange, we don't advise on this website, and nothing here is a quotation.
- Options for individuals and for a squad or club that wants to cover several players.
- Cover can include physiotherapy and outpatient diagnostics, depending on the policy.
- Introduced through insurers on our panel — terms, exclusions and eligibility are theirs, not ours.
Waiting three months for a scan is three months of not training. Worth a conversation.
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A monthly benefit while you can't play
You get injured on Saturday. When does the money stop? Income protection pays a monthly benefit while you're unable to train or play through illness or injury — arranged around match fees and contract pay, not a desk job.
Work out the gap first — it's your own two numbers, and it takes ten seconds.
Match fees, contract pay, anything that stops when you do.
£450 × 12 weeks = £5,400
Around 50–60% of your earnings — the usual shape of an income protection policy.
What these figures are The first is arithmetic on the two numbers you typed: your weekly playing income multiplied by the weeks you selected. The second shows the proportion of earnings this kind of cover is generally built to replace, applied to your own figure. Neither is a quote, an estimate, or a statement of what any policy would pay you. What you'd actually be offered depends on the insurer, your job, your health and the waiting period you choose — that's a conversation, not a sum.
If the number above looked uncomfortable, that's the conversation worth having.
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Built for people who get hurt for a living
Sports injury and accident insurance is aimed at the physical risk of playing — medical costs, accident benefits and support arranged around an injury sustained playing or training, on terms and exclusions set by the insurer.
It's a conversation about what you play, how often, and what level — those details shape which policy, if any, is appropriate. We introduce and arrange; we don't advise on this website and nothing here is a quotation.
- Cover arranged around match and training injuries, not just everyday accidents.
- Options for semi-professional and amateur footballers, rugby players and other contact-sport athletes.
- Introduced through insurers on our panel — terms, exclusions and eligibility are theirs, not ours.
Not sure whether what you play is even coverable? That's the first question we answer.
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Protection beyond the pitch
A sporting career is short; the people who depend on you aren't. Life cover pays a lump sum on death within the term chosen; critical illness cover pays a lump sum on diagnosis of a condition specified in the policy. The two are often arranged together.
We introduce and arrange this cover; we don't advise on this website, and nothing here is a quotation or a recommendation.
- Life cover and critical illness cover, arranged separately or together.
- Term lengths matched to your circumstances, not a default number.
- Introduced through insurers on our panel — terms, exclusions and eligibility are theirs, not ours.
Most people set this up once and never think about it again. Fifteen minutes now.
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Free initial review
Fifteen minutes on the phone. We ask what you play, how you're paid, and what would happen if you couldn't. There is no obligation and nothing is sold on that call.
Not a sportsperson? See our main site, built for everyone.