Football trajectory modeling is a powerful tool for predicting and evaluating the movement of a football and its dynamics. Masked autoencoders are scalable self-supervised learners used for representation learning of partially observable data. Masked autoencoders have been shown to provide successful results in pre-training for computer vision and natural language processing tasks. Using masked autoencoders in the multivariate time-series data field has not been researched to the same extent. This thesis aims to investigate the potential of using masked autoencoders for multivariate time-series modeling for football trajectory data in collaboration with Tracab. Two versions of the masked autoencoder network with alterations are tested, whic...