Objective of the research: To show and clarify how male and female football players perceive and explain the role of the club for the prevention and rehabilitation of injuries. Methods: Qualitative research was done. The data were collected by recording semi-structured interviews with professional female and male football players. Interviews were conducted with the help of the interview guide. The interviews were transcribed and processed by the framework method. A free version of QDA MINER LITE v.1.4.6 software was used to help us analyze the data. The results are presented through description and interpretation. Results: The results were summarized into 7 basic themes which represent the outline of the overall research results.: Health Support, Injuries Prevention, Injuries Rehabilitation, Impact of Injury on the Psychosocial Components of the Player, Club Relationships and Health Care, Out-of-Club Activities Related to Health, Influence of Finance on Health Care. By comparing the system of health care service in clubs, we have noticed that male players had a team of health care professionals apropriately equiped for prevention and rehabilitation of injuries. The situation in the female players was completely different, meaning that they did not have a health care team in the club. All further differences arose as a consequence of this basic disparity. Male players talked about the club's health care service as well as the prevention and rehabilitation of injuries as a part of health care. In contrast, female players talked about the role of coach in each segment of health care. They did not have a health care service within the club and the coach was the only person with whom they were in contact at the moment of injury during the training. Beside the role that the coach primarily had, he often carried out the role of doctors, physiotherapists, psychologists, nutritionists, fitness coaches etc. Despite the inappropriate conditions of the health support, the club took care about the health of the female players. Therefore, female players were talking about prevention and rehabilitation of injuries outside the club. Conclusion: The results of this study confirm strong disparities within each segment of clubs' care for the prevention and rehabilitation of injuries between male and female football players