Futsal is a sport played on a smaller field compared to standard football. It is played between two teams each with five players on the field at any given time, with "flying" substitutions and a smaller ball than soccer which is hard and less bouncy. Futsal is one of the most demanding technical and tactical sports. The main goal of this research was to determine the differences between basic motor skills and the differences between specific motor skills with the ball between young futsal players. The sample of respondents consisted of 20 young futsal players from the AFCU Universitas Split futsal club, with an average age of 13 years. Long jump, 20-meter sprint and slalom tests were performed to assess basic motor skills, while tests for specific motor skills were performed: 20-meter sprint with a ball and slalom with a ball. All variables were analyzed with descriptive statistics and a t-test was performed for dependent samples in order to determine a possible difference between basic and specific motor skills in young futsal players. The results showed that there is a statistically significant difference in the long jump (MSD, p<0.05), 20m sprint (T20m-uk, p<0.05), 20m sprint with a ball (T20m L-uk, p< 0.05) and slalom with a ball (slal, p<0.05). The results in the mentioned variables are expected and in accordance with the current scientific knowledge.