Motivation is a term in psychology that is defined as an internal or external force that moves an individual to action and directs their behavior toward achieving a goal. Motivation is key to achieving goals, not only in sports but also in education and personal development because it encourages an individual to persevere despite challenges and obstacles. Motivation is divided into intrinsic (internal), which refers to personal goals, passion for something, and the desire to achieve personal growth, and extrinsic (external), which is based on external incentives, rewards, recognition, and pressure from coaches and/or parents. Young athletes often face different challenges where motivation plays a significant role in their development. Internal motivation enables them to focus on their own goals and enjoy the training process, while external motivation can be useful when we talk about rewards and recognition, but it can also be negative when we talk about excessive pressure or dependence on external rewards. Such external motivation can lead to a loss of passion for sports. The aim of this research was to compare the differences in internal and external motivation in young female athletes from two different clubs and to compare the results of different age groups from the same football club. For the purpose of the examination, a questionnaire was used: "Questionnaire of External and Internal Motivation." The respondents filled out the questionnaires online via Google surveys. The results of the research did not show any statistically significant differences in external and internal motivation among female soccer players of WFC Osijek and WFC Višnjevac.