Today, a physiotherapist is an indispensable team member in professional and non-professional circles. Due to their lifestyle, physiotherapists are increasingly in demand in clubs of various ages, from the younger categories to the elderly and veterans/recreationists. Physiotherapists play a key role in the world of sports, providing immense support to athletes in maintaining their physical endurance, overcoming injuries and improving sports performance. The role encompasses various aspects of sports medicine and rehabilitation. Prevention of injuries is one of the basic tasks of physiotherapists in sports. They conduct a thorough assessment of the athlete's body functions, identifying potential weaknesses and imbalances in muscles and joints. Based on these assessments, physical therapists develop individualized exercise programs and techniques to help athletes improve their biomechanics and reduce the risk of injury, and are instrumental in the rehabilitation process. Physiotherapists also play a role in educating athletes about injury prevention, proper exercise technique and body care outside of therapy sessions. Educating athletes on these aspects helps them better understand their body and how to keep it in the best possible condition. The aim of this work was to present the role of physiotherapists in sports as concretely as possible through various possible interventions and procedures.