The aim of this paper was to analyze decisional competence and contextual intelligence in sport among different level of expertise football players. In addition, the relationship between self-perceptions of decisional competence and contextual intelligence was assessed. Participants were 467 football players (M=20,26, DT=5,43). They were assigned three levels of expertise: Autonomic (N = 141), National (N = 253) and International (N = 73), from a group of 46 spanish clubs and several national teams. The Contextual Intelligence in Sport Questionnaire (ICD) and the Decision Making in Sport Questionnaire (CETD) were used to explore self-perceptions of players. Results showed that self-perceptions of Contextual Intelligence and Decision Making increased with the level of expertise.
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