The aims of the present study were to determine in elite soccer players with cerebral palsy the jump height during a squat jump and during a countermovement jump, and to observe the relationship of the anthropometric parameters and the functional class with the jump height and the elastic index. Thirteen “soccer 7” players diagnosed with cerebral palsy took part in the study. The jump height for a squat jump (20.45±4.45 cm) and a countermovement jump (24.33±5.37 cm) was lower than the obtained in other studies in soccer players without cerebral palsy. The height of the players and their body mass index showed a significant correlation with the jump height during a countermovement jump ( r =0.67 and r =- 0.71).