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The article investigates how professional training age (PTA) affects the composite strength profile of the knee and ankle joint in soccer players. Findings affirmed the theory of asymmetry in the strength adaptations that occur at the knee and ankle joint of soccer players mainly along with short and intermediate PTA. Those with a longer PTA reportedly seem to adopt a more balanced utilization of their lower extremities to cope with musculoskeletal asymmetries and reduce risk of injury.